| Archive for SUSAC forum Stirling University Sub-Aqua Club |
| charlie |
deep dark scary wreck... BUT FUN!Gus & I did a fantastic dive on Sunday: the wreck of the SS Kintyre.My blog is here. |
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| charlie |
videoLink |
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| joe |
Review in dive magazine | ||||
| gus |
charlie, having read your blog, which is very good, i can only pick up on one point.
i am inclined to believe that the sewage pipe is indeed disused and and so hopefully the squaties around the pipe shall be as edible as any from the clyde. From my limited understanding i believe the pumping stations found coastaly gather raw sewage which would have previoulsy been fed straight in to the sea and pump it to a processing plant. thus the pump room stinks but the sea shouldnt. thats the story i'm sticking to, i do not dive sh1t pipes. cheers |
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| charlie |
Cheers!
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| joe |
correction on having re-read the heading, i believe it to be the region??. My geog of that area ain´t soooo hot. Maybe there the same place or wreck. Probs should read diver now. This spainsh weathers toooo nice to be reading magazines, they´d melt 
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| charlie |
Yeah, the article in "Diver" magazine is about the Kintyre peninsula. Sarah & I were diving there a few weeks back... very nice.
Here's my blog of that occasion! |
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| Shug |
Having watched Lost, I think the pipe probably goes to an underwater station that jams any radio signals from leaving the Clyde. | ||||