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Hi Divers, Unfortunately we can’t start off on a happy note due to the fact that one of the most popular divers in our group (due to no fault of his own or anyone else’s) suffered a sever bend on the Australia day weekend and was transported to Townsville for treatment in the recompression chamber. We would like to thank all the other divers who were on the boat for their fantastic management of the situation.

Now that we have the Karma & Shannon 2 out from 1770 the Keppel Is. Trip has been changed to 1770 we will be going down on the weekend of the 12^th, 13^th, 14^th and 15^th of March to dive these wrecks. Contact Col 49750390.

PNG TRIP (KAVIENG) NEXT YEAR. Staying at the Nusa Is. Retreat from the 29^th of May to the 6^th of June 2004. Evie and Pimmy are organising the trip and have put out a flyer. Contact Evie at Gladstone Dive. 49729185.

Truk (Chuuk) Lagoon. March 2005. The graveyard of 60 Japanese wrecks. Col has put out a flyer, which will be updated regularly. Contact Col. 49750390.

Our first dives on the MV Karma, and what a great dive she is and she will only get better as the big fish move in.

A RBB being nicknamed Hypo Man by his wife.

A RBB saying to Hypo Man "what are you like in bed" another RBB saying "He’d be going off like a sewing machine!"

A RBB getting a free helicopter flight and then a free airplane trip to Townsville.

The sound of a Champagne bottle being popped after a RBB First dive on the Shannon 2.

The weather was very stormy and unpredictable in January with lots of rain making the water a bit green but it’s nice and warm. We managed to get a few more dives in on the Karma but it was a very bumpy ride there and back just ask Maree! We also visited the Shannon 2 again and believe me this is (an awesome dive) and will be even better when the big fish move in, But remember this dive is 46mtrs and only for the experienced & confident! The Barcoola was really going off and I can see why they call it "The Mighty Barcoola" the best wreck dive on the Central Queensland Coast!

Other dive sites visited were the wrecks of the Red Dolphin and Moreton Star.

Cheers and keep diving.

Col.

Dive destinations will be confirmed closer to the dates. Diving with Col, Owy or Nige is on private boats not Charter Boats. DIVING IS AT YOUR OWN RISK.