ASAC at Scapa Flow (2002)
Scapa was a regular haunt at Easter for a number of years
| Arriving in Stromness on the ferry to start the weeks diving. |
"We dropped right on the prop!" (actually one of the prop’s from the WWI cruiser HMS Hampshire which
Lord Kitchener went down on - Lyness Naval Museum, Hoy) |
| Coastal House’s on South Ronaldsay |
Aboard the "Shalder" heading to one of the dive sites in the Flow |
| Tony preparing to dive |
Jim G just completed a successful dive |
| Derek just completed his last dive of the week |
Colin just completed a successful dive |
| Andrew kitted ready to go |
Tony about to dive the WWI German cruiser SMS Brummer (Jim G in the water) |
| Paul, ready to enter the water for the last dive of the week |
Last dive of the week completed on our way back for some food & beer |
| Club Members in front of a beautiful Scapa sunset just about to go and get some of that food & beer
we mentioned |
Sunset over Scapa Flow from South Ronaldsay. You can make out Flotta in the background as the sun sets over it |