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Yes, you don't have to dive with an instructor when you are doing fun dives so you might not have an instructor's number to put down. The easy way to keep a record of who you have been diving with if it's not a course you are on is to make a note in the comments section on that log of your dive buddy and their diver number, you can even add a picture of you and your buddy after the dive if you like.

@@underwateradventuresdiveclub got it. thanks a lot!

Anyone can sign a logbook, Paper or digital, we just have to trust that people realize that it is not in their own interest to lie about the diving they have done. The logbook system is based on honesty.

Students on their Advanced open water course are still new to scuba diving and have not had the time underwater to build up the experience you obviously have, and thus their finning technique is still being worked on. You can't learn everything instantly, we are not in the Matrix where we can't instantly download skills into our brains.

@@underwateradventuresdiveclub ahh apologies! Hope everyone had fun!

It's really simple to use if you know how. Never had a problem with it and neither have any of my students. Maybe watch the video a couple of times and learn how to use the app properly?

Have you tried Capenwray yet, if you like stoney cove you'll love Capenwray 😊

@@underwateradventuresdiveclub Just had a look at some vids of Capenwray, looks great and will give it a try when I'm over that way. Thanks!

When did you last dive it?

@@underwateradventuresdiveclub Ooh, now you are asking. I dived it three or four times between 2005 and 2008 ish.

@@davidtombs7385 my first dive was in 2005 as well, back when you could swim through it and to be honest I enjoyed it much more then even though there is a lot more life on it now.

It's always good for a little between boat dives 😊

Followed the dive guide 😁

if you drop us an email with a screenshot of where you are in the logbook we can see if we can help you, the email address is info@underwateradventures.co.uk

That is what we do most years, if it's a big group of you I suggest booking into a restaurant as we normally end up at the hard rock Cafe due to not being able to get in anywhere for dinner. You might also want to take a look at TODI ua-cam.com/video/qFWpTY_dbEs/v-deo.html if you are staying for a couple of days. it's about 60km outside Brussels but a really good experience if you can make it there.

@@underwateradventuresdiveclub thank you for the advice! :) might cross paths again, saw your group at stoney few months back ;)

@@gamernick1533 Hope so, we will be back there at teh end fo April and the beginning of June for a bit of training :-)

Glad you enjoyed it, it's always a fun and easy little dive and great for training on 🙂

@@underwateradventuresdiveclub It is, and an enjoyable video to watch. Very good viz at Staingarth at the moment.

@@davidtombs7385 Hopefully the viz stays good as we will be up at Stoney again at the end of April

@@underwateradventuresdiveclub Well it is coming out of the really excellent viability of a few weeks ago. The pit was stunning a few weeks ago.

Thanks 🙂

Natural light my friend

Thanks for the visit

It is!

I believe they do offer open water swimming but the best way to see the fish would be underwater

Uk diving is great, a lot of people worry it will be cold but as with everything you just need to wear the right equipment 🙂

Dosthill Quarry in Tamworth B77 1LL. here is the website dosthillquarry.com/

Yeah, lockdown has been a pain, so long without scuba diving. Glad you liked the video :-)

Children as young as 8 years old can start scuba diving with the Bubblemaker and seal team courses ( www.underwateradventures.co.uk/padi-scuba-diving-course-for-children ) and once they turn 10 years old they can start the full PADI Junior Open Water course ( www.underwateradventures.co.uk/open-water-scuba-courses ) which is the same as the Adult course but with a few restrictions in place due to the age but can be upgraded to the adult certification once they turn 15.

We are off there again soon, we were meant to go in April but obviously, things happened so we are hoping to move it to the end of the Year or early 2021, maybe you could join us?

Yes Mate, Just one of many lovely inland dive site to choose from in the UK

No, most people can learn to scuba dive as long as they are comfortable in the water and you can find out more by checking out the PADI open water diver page linked here www.underwateradventures.co.uk/open-water-scuba-courses

This is to cover more specific areas for our club members and local divers which is why we talk about local dive sites and their rules for entry, the rules we have to follow on dive boats as well as HSE guidance on air fills. DAN guidelines are very general for the whole of Europe.

@@underwateradventuresdiveclub Yeah I know and understand. I was just noting the DAN guidelines were good as well for a read too.

thanks for the correction :-)