Freshwater Diving in the Lakes & Cumbira

[Mr T.]

I don't remember whether this was the one that Simon put up a few weeks ago (can't find it anywhere on here), but I've just come across this one and it's chokka with info for all the inland sites in the Lakes/Cumbria region.

For a real eye-opener, you GOTTA read the info from the guys that dived Blea & Small Tarn!! Any one up for Selection?

Happy bubbles.

http://www.freshwaterdiver.com/

[Driftwood]

You know me Bren, I'm more than up for missing out on some stunning lakes diving in preference for sleep and making the char.....

25/26 jan any good? ;)

[Mr T.]

Sorry Dirft mate,

Nurse Fiona's (mine, not Gav's) first weekned off in a while, so we're gonna 'make the most of it' in the usual high-octane manner with Sex, Beer, Chips & Gravy.....although not necessarily in that order ;)

[Tim Ingmire]

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Quote[/b] ]Quote: from Bren Tierney on 2:53 pm on Jan. 8, 2003
...... with Sex, Beer, Chips &amp; Gravy.....although not necessarily in that order ;)

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Order? &nbsp;Why not all at once?

[Mr T.]

Wastwater link:

http://www.romseysac.freeserve.co.uk/Wast.htm

[Ross]

Hi All,

This Lancaster is starting to bug me. I can find no evidence in the loss records to either confirm or refute it's existence.

I also see on other boards that the number of aircraft has grown to a Lancaster, a Hudson and the Avenger (the only confirmed wreck).

If anyone plans to dive the Lancaster would they please drop me a line after the event with their dive observations.

I fully believe that &quot;there is no smoke without fire&quot; in any wreck story.

Ta very much..
Ross
rmcneill@currantbun.com

[Dr Stevil]

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