Swanage KYARRA it is a must for divers

[royplumber]

Mike… Killer Prawn
Just like to say out there a big thanks to another brilliant skipper having dived the kyarra for 3 dives in 2 days this week. I have only dived from Dover area in the sea, (tarus)
Before this week. Another diver said come down to swanage try it out you will love it and he was right awesome couple of dives. kyarra in morning any air left finish it of under the pier if you feel like another dive which was great for more practice on shutdowns or whatever tickles your fancy. Under the pier 6-8 meters viz is quite nice too.
I was nervous due to the incidents that have been happening but I guess I always get nervous before a dive anyway. We were informed what the procedure was if there was problem and he wanted clear signals I was just about to ask were is the o2 if we need it, but I didn’t need to ask by the time he finished briefing us he told me what I wanted to know and more. At the end, He said any questions please ask me made me feel more relaxed and at home many thanks mike it was a pleasure meeting you. I had great repect for this awsome wreak just to look at the back end aft was loverly sight conger eel's biggest i have seen so far, divers digging away for the treasure and perfume in bottles dived with 2 experienced divers who shared there knowlege of the wreak. They have dived the wreak loads of time and i can see why they keep going back to this wreak .

Roy Wiley ps excuse my English green for rested rifleman cheers

[vid]

agreed - both mike and pete are great skippers and both boats are well maintained and set out for sensible diving - the folk at divers down are helpful - and the bacon butties are a MUST.

no wonder, SWMBO still thinks this is the best location for diving in the UK just for simplicity and ease of use (plus she still has a fixation problem with the kyarra)

vid

[Paul Oliver]

Yup, dived her for the first time in July with Mike and it was an awsome dive with 15m viz. Outstanding wreck.

[Andy the Coastie]

Mike… Killer Prawn
Just like to say out there a big thanks to another brilliant skipper having dived the kyarra for 3 dives in 2 days this week. I have only dived from Dover area in the sea, (tarus) <<<

It's TAURUS.... and WHO last night wrote in lipstick CLI infront of it ? ... I saw the funny side of it.

Before this week. Another diver said come down to swanage try it out you will love it and he was right awesome couple of dives. kyarra in morning any air left finish it of under the pier if you feel like another dive which was great for more practice on shutdowns or whatever tickles your fancy. Under the pier 6-8 meters viz is quite nice too.
I was nervous due to the incidents that have been happening but I guess I always get nervous before a dive anyway. We were informed what the procedure was if there was problem and he wanted clear signals I was just about to ask were is the o2 if we need it, but I didn’t need to ask by the time he finished briefing us he told me what I wanted to know and more. At the end, He said any questions please ask me made me feel more relaxed and at home many thanks mike it was a pleasure meeting you. I had great repect for this awsome wreak just to look at the back end aft was loverly sight conger eel's biggest i have seen so far, divers digging away for the treasure and perfume in bottles dived with 2 experienced divers who shared there knowlege of the wreak. They have dived the wreak loads of time and i can see why they keep going back to this wreak .

Roy Wiley ps excuse my English green for rested rifleman cheers

[royplumber]

Took me adges to write that post

thats why i wrote ps excuse my English
to try and cover myself I did think sombody would pick up somthing on my english i will have a word with admin see if they can put a spell checker on yd
or better still i'll send my posts for you andy to check before posting co's ur english is top's.
why did you ask if i was diving on club boat saturday ?

[resting rifleman]

glad you enjoyed yourself roy, always nice to meet another yd'er in the flesh,
dive safe mate, see you next time.
mike.