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... it was very VERY good...
... and yet
It was a fantastic experience and one that I'm glad I've done, at the same time there is something mundane about diving to 30m in crystal clear, very warm (34 degress centigrade!!!), fresh, chlorinated water; especially boring when the only thing to do is fin around in 5m diameter circles. I can rant and rave about the quality of the environment we dived in BUT it was ultimately quite boring and to say I felt like a goldfish would be an understatement. Having people looking in whilst you give the mermaid an obligatory kiss at nearly 30m is quite an unnerving experience.
The best thing about this dive was having the chance to meet Tiggy and her hubby Bill the night before; then diving with her and Keith Lawrence the next day (not actually diving with because it was buddy pairs only but I guess you know what I mean).
Following a couple of enquiries about the SETT I thought I should publish the following: