UKRS Vobster, this Saturday

I'm not organising an inland trip, but Al is and can't post at the moment.
The weather forecast for the weekend is nice and mild, so Al's decided to
organise a trip to Vobster, nr Frome.

Not sure of the start time, but assume it's something sociable, say
10.30am. I should hopefully make it if my sore throat doesn't develop into
anything.

Jason

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"Jason" <jason.usenet.nospam@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
newsan.2004.01.07.18.04.02.824521@ntlworld.com.. .
> I'm not organising an inland trip, but Al is and can't post at the moment.
> The weather forecast for the weekend is nice and mild, so Al's decided to
> organise a trip to Vobster, nr Frome.
>
> Not sure of the start time, but assume it's something sociable, say
> 10.30am. I should hopefully make it if my sore throat doesn't develop into
> anything.
>
> Jason
>
> --
> See http://www.scuba-addict.co.uk/ to view UK dive spaces or add your own.

Sorry, but I've got to ask ....... what do you think your sore throat might
develop into ?

On Fri, 09 Jan 2004 09:22:11 +0000, Nigel wrote:

> Sorry, but I've got to ask ....... what do you think your sore throat might
> develop into ?

A cold. Duh.

Jason

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Jason wrote:
> ...but assume it's something sociable, say 10.30am.

We should be around from about 10:30am, if anyone is about remember to pop
by and say "Hi"...

Al.

"Jason" <jason.usenet.nospam@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
newsan.2004.01.09.17.56.45.185334@ntlworld.com.. .
> On Fri, 09 Jan 2004 09:22:11 +0000, Nigel wrote:
>
> > Sorry, but I've got to ask ....... what do you think your sore throat
might
> > develop into ?
>
> A cold. Duh.
>
> Jason
It must be catching - 'cos I planned a trip up to the Somerset Riviera this
weekend, but I've got a cold as well!!!
Hope you fell better than I do - I'm trying the Vodka + Night Nurse
(OOOhhh!! Matron) treatment.
Paul

On Fri, 09 Jan 2004 20:01:27 +0000, Viking Diver wrote:

> Hope you fell better than I do - I'm trying the Vodka + Night Nurse
> (OOOhhh!! Matron) treatment.

Well I did take a couple of Sudafed but didn't really need them. We had
quite a nice dive. I rolled up at 10am, got in the carpark down the bottom
and had a bacon roll before getting in.

The viz near the surface was excellent. About 10m by the wall. As we were
coming up, I could see the flag from about 6m down. It was less good in
places at depth where it had been kicked up. One place was almost
completely silted out down at about 25m. The viz has definitely improved
since last year. The silt is now resettling nearer the bottom.

I can't really understand why there weren't more people there when you
think how many people get up at the crack of dawn to go to Stoney.

It was a bit chilly though. Anyone know a UK supplier of two fingered
mitts which the Scandanavians use?

Jason

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"Jason" <jason.usenet.nospam@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
newsan.2004.01.11.15.03.59.833706@ntlworld.com.. .
> On Fri, 09 Jan 2004 20:01:27 +0000, Viking Diver wrote:
>
> > Hope you fell better than I do - I'm trying the Vodka + Night Nurse
> > (OOOhhh!! Matron) treatment.
>
> Well I did take a couple of Sudafed but didn't really need them. We had
> quite a nice dive. I rolled up at 10am, got in the carpark down the bottom
> and had a bacon roll before getting in.
>
> The viz near the surface was excellent. About 10m by the wall. As we were
> coming up, I could see the flag from about 6m down. It was less good in
> places at depth where it had been kicked up. One place was almost
> completely silted out down at about 25m. The viz has definitely improved
> since last year. The silt is now resettling nearer the bottom.
>
> I can't really understand why there weren't more people there when you
> think how many people get up at the crack of dawn to go to Stoney.
>
> It was a bit chilly though. Anyone know a UK supplier of two fingered
> mitts which the Scandanavians use?
>
> Jason
>
> --
> http://www.scuba-addict.co.uk/ for Aussie diving reports including
> Coral Bay, Rottnest Island, Dunsborough and Darwin
>
Doh! Looked like a nice day too! I'm still suffering. Changed my medication.
Now on the Red Wine and Night Nurse!
Aiming to have a dive on the 25th January all being well....

Paul (Getting ready for the storm force winds we are promised 'ere in
Devon..)

"Jason" <jason.usenet.nospam@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
newsan.2004.01.11.15.03.59.833706@ntlworld.com.. .
> On Fri, 09 Jan 2004 20:01:27 +0000, Viking Diver wrote:

> It was a bit chilly though. Anyone know a UK supplier of two fingered
> mitts which the Scandanavians use?

OThree.

/F