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Here are the family,
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Katherine's pictures click
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Katherine first learnt to dive in 2001. She did her PADI
open water and advanced with a local school, doing her fist
dives in Stoney Cove! Since then she has done a variety
of dives both dry suit and wet suit, in the UK and overseas.
Her eldest son, Nick, joined the family diving dynasty in
2004 at the age of 15, and they have loved diving "en
famille" in Egypt. Her favourite dives are night dives
and wreck dives, in the UK she loves the James Eagan Layne
and overseas the Thistlegorm is hard to beat. On her "wish
list" are manta and whale shark. Her diving ambition
is to get the whole family in the water again with newcomers
Nick and nephew Jamie.
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Richard's pictures click
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Richard's diving career started in 1996. Shortly after his
first cold dives in Stoney Cove UK, he spent six glorious
weeks diving and surveying pristine reefs with Operation
Wallacea in Indonesia. In 2000 he completed his PADI Dive-master
and started taking underwater photographs. He loves diving
in the UK and the Red Sea and his most memorable experience
in 2005 was encountering a whale shark while diving with
his son Jamie at Ras Mohamed; sadly his sister wasn't with
us on this occasion. He would also love to dive again with
his brother, as watching Sean spending more time going up
and down rather than forward was very entertaining.
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Sean's pictures
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Sean joined the Stevenage Sub-Aqua Club in 1981 when
he was 14 and trained with the club in the UK. It wasn't
long before he was coming on club trips around the UK and
overseas. We did several diving expeditions to the Scilly
Islands, off the Southwestern tip of England, and while diving
with a local salvage company, we assisted in the recovery
of coins and other artifacts from both the Hollandia 1743
and HMS Association 1707. Since those 'heady' days, Sean has
married, had three children and recently rejoined the rest
of the family on a dive trip to the Red Sea for our family
underwater pictures.
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