LogbookPlaces I've Dived
- Total number of dives not on diveboard:
This number is added to the total number of dives logged in Diveboard (public+private) for the stat "Total number of dives". - Dives published:155
- Total dives count:155
- Dives this year:0
- Total underwater time on Diveboard:5 days 0 hrs 27 min
- Most dives on Diveboard in:
Egypt - Deepest Dive:
33.3m in Dahab, Egypt - Longest Dive:
66 min in Bonaire, Netherlands Antilles - Pictures in logbook:15
- Number of species spotted:85
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1999-12-26 South Africa Scottburg
Aliwal ShoalSkipper: Walter Helen's second boat dive. Buddied with Penny and we ascended because I was using tables Sea life: Starfish, school of snapper, loads of parrot and butterfly fish, chocolate dips.
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2023-03-05 Egypt Sharm El Sheikh
Far GardenDM: Wilson. After descending we swam out to the shot line so that Wilson could take a photo of a masked puffer fish feeding on a coral outcrop, whilst waiting for him I spotted a turtle. This was a very relaxed dive, we took our time and appreciated all the juveniles. I saw a Titan trigger fish (i Seem to attract them no matter where I dive) he was to far away for me to annoy him, On our way back we got to see a Torpedo ray swimming along the bottom.
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2019-09-10 Netherlands Antilles Bonaire
Buddy's ReefDived from Buddy's Dive Centre, Easy access - steps. Kitted up in the shade. Waited in the water for Katrina to adjust her weights, Descended and followed the lone to the reef. Saw reef nursery structures, continued to head North. Came across the small fishing boat. Saw French angelfish hanging about under the bow, continued a little further then turned around and headed back. When we reached the line headed back and surfaced at the steps. We then went to for sundowners at "The Beach"
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2022-08-27 Egypt Sharm El Sheikh
White KnightStill diving out of Sersert View Sharm Hotel. Out SIT time was much better as they have a dive centre on the beach, with Robert Kray coroning over the airways. This dive was so relaxed. A load more sandy patches (where I got to see my first Nudi in a very long time) and spiral outcops of coral, that have an abundance of sealife, glassies, damsels, goldies. Absolutely beautiful, So much so that Wilson and I asked if we could dive at this site tomorrow again.
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