Diving in the UK

British sea-life

Local scenery.
Local scenery.
Sea and diver at Isle of May
Sea and diver at Isle of May
Curious seal at Isle of May
Curious seal at Isle of May
Seven-armed starfish at Kinlochbervie
Seven-armed starfish at Kinlochbervie
Plumose Anenome
Plumose Anenome
Queen Scallop at Lochaline
Queen Scallop at Lochaline
Tompot Bleny at james egan layne wreck
Tompot Bleny at james egan layne wreck
Jellyfish
Jellyfish
Dogfish at Lochaline
Dogfish at Lochaline
Sea Urchin at Ullapool
Sea Urchin at Ullapool
Inquisitive seal as Isle of May
Inquisitive seal as Isle of May
Friendly seal at Isle of May
Friendly seal at Isle of May
Trout at Vobster
Trout at Vobster
Seal at Farnes
Seal at Farnes
Dogfish at LochInver
Dogfish at LochInver
Peacock worm at Ullapool
Peacock worm at Ullapool
Baby seal at Firth of Forth
Baby seal at Firth of Forth
Spiny starfish at Ullapool
Spiny starfish at Ullapool
Baby conger at Eyemouth
Baby conger at Eyemouth
Pollack at Sila
Pollack at Sila
Cuttlefish at Plymouth
Cuttlefish at Plymouth
Plumose Anenome at Ullapool
Plumose Anenome at Ullapool

British wrecks

Scapa flow
Scapa flow
Scapa Flow
Scapa Flow
On the way up
On the way up
Glanmire
Glanmire
Wreck at Ullapool
Wreck at Ullapool
Capernwray and Lakes
Capernwray and Lakes
Look no hands!
Look no hands!
Scapa flow
Scapa flow

On the surface

Club rib at Bass Rock
Craigleith
Perfect entry
Heading of from North Berwick
Training successfully completed and a much needed rest is in order.
Not a bad spot to dive – The Cobbler in sunshine
Kitted up.
The old pier opposite The Pit Stop Cafe at Loch Long. A great training dive spot but only at high tide.
Ready to go
First dive of the year (March 2013) at Congar Alley, Loch Long.
Buddy check