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If it's a solstice dive, do we have to dress like hippies??!!!

It's just sods law that as soon you have the money to buy your next piece of equipment it becomes unavailable, well what you wanted anyway.

I decided last week, after months of reading reviews, asking friends for advice and "trying ons" to buy my new (and first!) BCD. And after the final last minute debate of the Scubapro Bella vs. Scubapro Equator, done in the timeless way of a pros/cons list, I settled on the Bella. Which is fine and not the issue in this story and I had ...

[QUOTE=Wilbo;57295][
Thanks for your understanding.
I am here to protect the traffic on TDF, not drive it away to another Dive forum/website. Of course we don't mind the odd one, but we weren't talking about the odd one Eddie were we..
My decision is final.[/QUOTE]

Originally Posted by Georgina

Here is a ten minute video of the microlight flight over El Gouna: