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30. Maltese Magic
... noises through my snorkel because I was so excited by it all. The whole experience has even inspired him to do his dive certificate. The guide then offered to drop us at a beach of our choice and took the snorkelling gear back to base for us. So we wiled away an hour or two at Paradise Bay before catching a bus to St. Julians.
That evening we had a group nap (ha!) before a mini-bus organised by the lovely people at the hostel came to pick us up and take ...
First week, nothing but fun.
... acrobats, comedians, are just some of those that occupy these rooms on a regular basis. Everyone in my staff and people that I have been talking to seem to be jealous that I get to stay in this cabin. I understand that I am not below the water line of the ship, where all crew cabins are placed. Yet after having a few people in the cabin, they feel my pain. Being 6'1'' I cannot even take a shower without hitting my elbows or smacking into walls. My ...
HMS Southwold
... deeper into the tall and wide waves as it was leaving the harbour. Alone on the upper deck, I sat holding fast and prayed for the dive not to be called off. Eventually, we got to the dive site, the shot-line was dropped and, done with the pre-dive safety procedures, my team-mate and I giant-strided into the water. Due to the sea being unnervingly choppy, we’d agreed on doing the bubble and the descent check at 6 metres. However, the moment I deflated my wing, the two new ...
Tec Trimix - part 1
... in 62 minutes we were safely and happily back on the surface. It had all been great, incredibly enjoyable, yet, disappointing at the same time: that wall dropped down much deeper and I would really have liked to follow it all the way to the bottom.
The next day was the Dry Suit Course day – something I’d dreaded, since I’d never come anywhere near dry suit diving. I did my first course dive in my recreational kit and the ...
Tech 40 & 45 Courses
... at it I thought I caught a glimpse of what I was like – that ferry looked the way I felt. I had no desire to leave because I was so perfectly at home there. I was grateful for the extra time that decompression diving gives you. But even that time eventually ran out and we headed back to the shore, then, back on the ‘living’ ferry and then, back to the dive shop. My ear hurt like hell by the end of that day but the dive was certainly ...