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Old 07-08-03, 03:14 PM
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Does anyone know anything about Littlehampton?  Looks like I'm booked ona  trip there for next weekend (16/17 Aug) but just wondered if anyone has been there and what they can tell me about it?

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Leslie this might help, it does more than just Sussex.

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Littlehampton is a pretty easy drive from London - I'm based here too.

Didn't see too much of the place itself but seems fine.  There are quite a few wrecks close by.

My club (69 Diving) usually uses the Voyager/DS9 which are nice boats.
They're running a trip to the Moldavia on the 17th - 45 to 50m dive that one apparently.
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Nice, pleasant quiet place.  Couple of decent caffs  close to the moorings that always seem to be open for obligatory bacon sarnies etc (hope you're not a veggie, you'll starve)when a crowd of idiot divers turn up at EEEEK O'clock ready for the morning slack dive. As John says, easy to get to from London. The boats & skippers are good and the parking's gratis & plentiful.  Which boat are you diving off & what are you diving on?
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Quote[/b] (Rob Evans @ Aug. 08 2003,00:27)]Which boat are you diving off & what are you diving on?
Not sure with who or which sites yet, but there are five dives including a couple of wrecks - I'll check the sheet and let you know...  Should be nice, apart form the 5am start....

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<font color='#000080'>dived little h for the last 4 years, and just had to cancill this year &nbsp;due to work commitments


it all depends on the depth of your dive

moldavia 5om &nbsp;fantastic dive
quail 40ish mudy but intact
bazle 40ish loads of brass/armaments
duke of bucklee 58ish my best dive to date (apart fron the nark lol)

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hope you have a good dive, and le us know how you go on
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Aaargh! &nbsp;Am having B&amp;B crisis - does anyone know any ones in Littlehampton that I can try (apparently there's a big cricket match on or something and so they're all really busy... )

Cheers.
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Lesley,

I don't know any personally but this site might help (if you haven't looked at it already).

http://www.s-h-systems.co.uk/

There are also a few Travel Inn type places in the area, on the Worthing-Chichester road (e.g. Arundel, which isn't a million miles away).

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You could maybe try the the Arun View Inn - very convenient pub for the marina (although can be a little noisy) Tel. 01903 722335.
I''ll be there next week for one of Jack's deep wreck trips - looking forward to the Duke (although with a little trepidation!)
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Quote[/b] (Robert @ Aug. 14 2003,09:17)]You could maybe try the the Arun View Inn - very convenient pub for the marina (although can be a little noisy) Tel. 01903 722335.
I''ll be there next week for one of Jack's deep wreck trips - looking forward to the Duke (although with a little trepidation!)
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Robert
Thanks Robert - that's exactly where we're booked into on the Saturday night but they're full for the Friday. &nbsp;Really can't face early Sat start before all the diving!
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