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07-05-2005, 02:24 PM
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 South coast shore diving A pal and I have finally got together to do some shore diving (midweek) and plan to visit the South Coast. But where to go? Ideally we'd like to see some nice drop-off and a wreck or two not too far from a beach would be ideal and not further west than Devon (travel time for baby families). Otherwise, are there any weekday boats going out regularly we could add our names to? I'd love to dive my namesake off Plymouth. BTW both qualified / able to 40m.  |
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