Just caught up with this film. Interesting to see the jewel anemone colonisation proceeds apace. Also how the Noor prop was half buried. One year we dived there and in very shallow water found what turned up to be a number of tin ingots. Sadly the person I dived with went back with a friend took them all out and then sold them to a scrap dealer. I still have one - Cornish tin from J. Bolitho stamped with a lamb and flag.
Just watched a few of your films from Chesil Beach, they look fabulous! great Job. My wife and are have been diving in warmer seas for years and are just about to start diving UK waters. Cant wait looking at these.
Info. Regarding the Royal Adelaide, when and how it was wrecked would complete this very fascinating and haunting film. A printed paragraph at the beginning perhaps!
So I dived this today and couldn't find it I went straight inline with the concrete cairn on the beach should I have gone more to the right up the beach towards Weymouth say ??thanks Mark
Fantastic, great video. Loved how you brought it all together at the end......the propeller standing proud 👏
Thank you Joe
Just caught up with this film. Interesting to see the jewel anemone colonisation proceeds apace. Also how the Noor prop was half buried. One year we dived there and in very shallow water found what turned up to be a number of tin ingots. Sadly the person I dived with went back with a friend took them all out and then sold them to a scrap dealer. I still have one - Cornish tin from J. Bolitho stamped with a lamb and flag.
Peter Thank you, very interesting and I will be visiting her in the next fortnight again, weather permitting 👌
A superb film, loved every second, it was like I was diving it with you! Tony
Tony Howells Thank you 👍
Just watched a few of your films from Chesil Beach, they look fabulous! great Job. My wife and are have been diving in warmer seas for years and are just about to start diving UK waters. Cant wait looking at these.
Jonney Reay Chesil is a wonderful shore dive, especially at night... if you need any advice about the site feel free to ask.
5 star rating video Colin. Thank you 👍
Thank you, looking forward to visiting her again soon.
Another great video thanks Colin.
Thanks John
Awesome how far out is the wreck looks close
LIL.D Thank you. And the wreck is approximately 120 yards out, not far.
Info. Regarding the Royal Adelaide, when and how it was wrecked would complete this very fascinating and haunting film. A printed paragraph at the beginning perhaps!
Superb film again some amazing colours especially at 4:20 thanks for sharing.
Thanks mate and my pleasure.
1:18 scale rayed wrasse(bottom left corner.
So I dived this today and couldn't find it I went straight inline with the concrete cairn on the beach should I have gone more to the right up the beach towards Weymouth say ??thanks Mark
mark pulling Good luck tomorrow and nice to meet you today, hope I have answered all your questions?
@@ColinGarrettUnderwater yes great thanks Colin :)