24-04-2008, 04:20
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Hello woof woof from Olddog
Hi everyone, just a short intro to say hello.
I dive the North East coast from Beadnell to St Abbs. I posted a few shots from last year in my gallery. They aint up to your standards but I have loads of enthusiasm to counter my lacking skills  . I am hoping to explore a bit further North this year perhaps starting with Dunbar when I find out the bridge is OK.I also want to try the West coast of Scotland perhaps Oban or the sea lochs. I normally dive solo. Not because I am unsociable, but because of my changeable working commitments and the fact everyone loves to buddy a dive photographer  .My buddy is my Oly C7070. I am scared to dive without it cos that’s when the pod of dolphins or basking sharks are bound to show  . Had a few trips out this year but the Vis has been yack.Post some picks soon when it improvesBest regards Olddog. |
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25-04-2008, 17:26
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Hello Olddog - welcome to Digigreen.
I can deffo concur that the Sound of Mull is a great place to dive. I've not had much luck with the photography there but that can only improve. Cheers, Tim
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I can definately recommend the west coast for diving
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