Stoney Cove – 19th March 2022
Long time no see Stoney! PSACs last quarry dive before getting salty saw a few more divers come out of hibernation to make sure all gear was functional before Swanage …
Stoney Cove – 19th February 2022
Freezing February is where proper divers are made and three brave souls risked frostbite for a dip in Stoney cove. Originally planned for NDAC, but with the sad news of …
Egypt: M/Y Firebird, Wrecks and Reefs Itinerary – 10th February 2022
In July 2021, just as Covid looked like it was starting to go away, Egypt opened up its borders again to divers. With it, a wide array of liveaboards, inaccessible …
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Vobster – 15th January 2022
Organising a trip to an inland lake should be easy right. Announced in October 2021 a trip to Vobster in January, I wasn’t expecting much interest but slowly I was …
Wraysbury – 30th October
On 30th October, 6 members of Putney BSAC went to Wraysbury to do some training and experience dives. Despite low visibility our trainees ticked off their compass skills as well …
Swanage Training Trip – 18th September 2021
In September, we organised one of the most ambitious training trips Putney BSAC has done. 8 instructors, 8 trainees and our trusty RHIB went to Swanage for the weekend, doing …
Training Days – September 2021
In early September we did two quarry trips in preperation for our training weekend in Swanage. Our ocean divers trainees went to Wraysbury for their first experience in open water. …
Brighton – 31st July 2021
On the last weekend of July going into August, 12 Putney BSAC divers headed down to Brighton for a weekend of diving with Channel Diver.The first dive on the Saturday …
Portland Expedition – 9th July 2021
In July three members joined with divers from the BSAC southern Region to complete part of their Advanced Diver training. Some of the lesser-known targets of Weymouth Bay and Portland …
Selsey Rhib – 5th July 2021
In mid July, 5 members of Putney BSAC took the RHIB to Selsey to dive the cuckoo and mulberries. We couldn’t have asked for warmer weather, calmer sea or better …