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New website unveiled

After many hours of development and learning, the new Bicester Divers website is launched.

The new website has been developed using a content management framework that will eventually allow the club members to contribute directly to the site. Whilst the site is still need of further development it is, I believe worthy for public use.

Last Updated ( Friday, 27 June 2008 07:50 )
 

Porthkeris - Thu. 21st - Tue. 26th August 2008

Accessable to all qualified diver grades with the aim of increasing the experience levels of our less qualified members as well as providing a diving trip/holiday to cater for those looking for wrecks, reefs and photo opportunity’s. The trip is open to all members of Bicester BSAC and will be opened to divers from other clubs to enhance diving experience and to make new contacts.

Last Updated ( Friday, 27 June 2008 08:26 ) Read more...
 

Plymouth - Sat. 20th - Sun. 21st September 2008

The diving should be excellent in September and this trip includes HMS Scylla, the newest wreck out of Plymouth, plus an old favourite, a fantastic wreck with lots of marine life, the James Eagan Layne. We may get out a little further to a beautiful offshore reef.

Last Updated ( Friday, 27 June 2008 08:27 ) Read more...
 

Westbay June 2007 - Trip Report

Westbay is on of Bicester Dive clubs regular trips and 2007 was no exception. Huntress is an excellent boat with a super skipper. On this trip we had a mix of wreck and drift dives with quite varying dive conditions. Westbay is also a good social trip and lots of fun was had by all. A big thank you to Steve Prior for once again organising a great trip.

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Lundy - Sat. 16th - Mon. 18th August 2008

Lundy Island is in the Bristol Channel. There are eight wrecks with expected visibility of 8-10 metres average, but 20 metres on a good day. There are seals, which we can snorkel with between dives. There may be dolphins, sun fish, or basking shark, amongst others. Spectacular drift dives off the North side of the island. The jewel anemones are like nothing you have seen before. Bird life here is also pretty good (puffins etc.).

Last Updated ( Friday, 27 June 2008 00:53 ) Read more...
 
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