Duo-Divers

An odd-ball pretty with an optimistic hermit crab (Pagurus bernhardus) living half-way down a shell. The chances of it moving the shell are low to non-existant!

A grey seal (Halichoerus grypus) doing 'cute' the reason loads of divers visit the islands

Trying to give some sort of sense of scale how large the rock formations stand off the bottom, in this case the goody and lift bag stand about 7ft tall

A tosheroon, not especially full but always good to find a few weights together!

A Long Legged Spider Crab (Macropodia rostrata) there are loads on all or most sites, this is the most common 'camouflage'.

After throwing yourself in you can look back up the rock-face......nice

Knacker Hole contains loads of blue fineds, that is to say Common Lobsters (Homarus gammarus) this one was having a bimble about looking for a meal

One of the hull plates, which as you can see were double rivetted in place, a much more time consuming method of construction than welding which was made commonplace during WWII

A common or garden Plaice (Pleuronectes platessa), get to the gritty sand and you will se a few of these tasty fish, if you are so inclined you could bag for your tea.

Various small fish hovering about near the broken up sea-weed

A scenic of one of the masts, snapped where it goes over some other wreckage, going away from the body of the wreck

The bows of SS Breda, or at least the very front of the cut down bow section after she was wire cut to 28ft.

That's me that is!

Deco stops can eb made less boring trying to get a photo of yourself in gas bubbles coming from guys who have just got onto the shot-line, sad but true!

A common Hermit crab (Pagurus bernhardus), this one seemed to have a load of eggs around the outer edge of the shell

In the centre of the top deck as you swim back towards the funnels there are only the occasional uprights left, not sure how long before everything starts buckling.

An arty fary half and half shot

Drop in from Black Rock, swim North and the bottom starts off as fist size cobbles with occasional large boulders which are swathed in kelp.

Head 'straight down' from the propellor and you will land on two large boilers, just follow the debris!