@@ChrisJewellCaveDiver I've found the Scubapro rock boots are super tough with boot like grip... after several slips on the mud banks at Hurtle I swapped over and I'm really impressed.
@@joshuar8066 I've started using Palm gradient kayaking boots as an alternative. The soles are proper vibram ones designed for mud and wet rock. I'd recommend over most drysuit type rock books - though have never tried the scubapro ones.
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There is an old submerged Mine near to where i live in North Yorkshire, always wanted to see beyond the water line.
Great video! Pleasure to watch!
Nice camera work. Very soothing video!
Great film, thanks for sharing. If you need a kit sherpa I'm here :)
This is stunning. Is the mine in Wales?
If I may ask. Why do you wear rubber boots instead of rockboots for example?
tougher and less slippery
@@ChrisJewellCaveDiver I've found the Scubapro rock boots are super tough with boot like grip... after several slips on the mud banks at Hurtle I swapped over and I'm really impressed.
@@joshuar8066 I've started using Palm gradient kayaking boots as an alternative. The soles are proper vibram ones designed for mud and wet rock. I'd recommend over most drysuit type rock books - though have never tried the scubapro ones.