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27-09-2022, 09:50 AM #1Pedantic Pig
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Rob and Penny night diving at East Runton
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27-09-2022, 10:24 AM #2Established TDF Member
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Always enjoy your photos Dawn. They show the wondereful things that can be seen in the shallow seas around the UK.
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27-09-2022, 10:32 AM #3Established TDF Member
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Quite agree.
Originally Posted by Allan Carr
Paul.
If God had meant us to breathe underwater, he would have given us larger bank balances.
Human beings were invented by water as a means of moving itself from one place to another.
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27-09-2022, 12:14 PM #4Pedantic Pig
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I should mention that all the photos in this album are Rob's, I just tweaked them a bit and put them on FB because he's too lazy
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28-09-2022, 08:53 AM #5Prior Member
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Atlantic Bobtail squid? Excellent photos Rob. https://www.therockpoolproject.co.uk...bobtail-squid/ You doubtless already aware of this.
Evolution is great at solving problems. It's the methods that concern me.
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28-09-2022, 09:09 AM #6Pedantic Pig
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No, not seen that, will have a look later - looks a bit SW. Little cuttlefish is the common name we use as it's not a squid, but yes, Sepiola atlantica, very common off Norfolk on the sand
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28-09-2022, 09:15 AM #7Tofu eating wokerato
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Do you ever see octopus? I remember many years back when I was a student at Sunderland there were thousands washed up on the beach (with lumpsucker) after a big storm. I have never seen either while diving. Lots of cuttle (big ones) in the channel.
There are only two things that are infinite, the universe and Tory corruption and I am not sure about the universe.
With apologies to Albert Einstein.
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28-09-2022, 09:35 AM #8Established TDF Member
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There was a huge explosion of octopus off the NE coast one year. THe fishermen in Seahouses blamed divers for the fall in crab and lobster catches when in fact it was due to octopus. Originally Posted by Chrisch
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28-09-2022, 09:38 AM #9Pedantic Pig
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I vaguely think we've had this conversation - they wash up live in the winter, rarely at Sea Palling, occasionally at Hunstanton. I think the come after transient blue mussel beds. Never seen one off our coast while diving, plent at rhe Farnes, West Scotland and SW coast thoughDo you ever see octopus?Definitely don't doubt Dawn - not if you value your life
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28-09-2022, 11:39 AM #10Tofu eating wokerato
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Probably. I have reached the point in life where I do that. Originally Posted by Divemouse
(Thank you for the <possibly 2nd> answer all the same)There are only two things that are infinite, the universe and Tory corruption and I am not sure about the universe.
With apologies to Albert Einstein.
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