So, thirteen of us made our way this morning to Murney Tower and the wreck that lies offshore. Particularly good to see Sylvain (pictured) who rarely escapes his other duties these days to sneak in a dive. Conditions were pretty good - with viz in the shallows rather restricted, but improving below the thermocline (51 feet) to better than 30 feet or more. Scott and Kim are seen in the video gently approaching the wreck. Many thanks to those who have encouraged all of us to get going again on Sunday mornings. Just great to see so many divers out at one time. Sights worth seeing today; a large Carp in the shallows, with some Bass buddies - and a shoal of small fry amongst the weeds on top of the shelf.
Water conditions - surface calm, barely ruffled - and the temperatures about 64℉ (18℃) above the thermocline and 53℉ (12℃) below.
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