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February 6th 2008
Published: February 6th 2008
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I love my wife. She was happy for me to escape the Scottish winter and meet up with Jeremy for a last minute deal on a liveaboard trip in the southern Red Sea. Islands in the middle of nowhere, big drop-offs, coral-encrusted walls, drift diving, sharks, and two deepish wrecks - bring it on. Jeremy had just come off an offshore job in Qatar and after a transportation nightmare managed to find hi... Read Full Entry



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The dive deckThe dive deck
The dive deck
Thresher sharkThresher shark
Thresher shark
In this photo you can see how a Thresher's tail moves
CornetfishCornetfish
Cornetfish
LionfishLionfish
Lionfish
Little BrotherLittle Brother
Little Brother
The sun deck on a cooler day...The sun deck on a cooler day...
The sun deck on a cooler day...
and on a hot dayand on a hot day
and on a hot day
The Egyptian boys loved their RIBsThe Egyptian boys loved their RIBs
The Egyptian boys loved their RIBs
Sculptured veg of some sortSculptured veg of some sort
Sculptured veg of some sort
Our dining room fellaOur dining room fella
Our dining room fella
He even pulled my chair out for me once - Christ!
Greasy Grouper!Greasy Grouper!
Greasy Grouper!
Now that is a cool name for a fish.
Grey Reef SharkGrey Reef Shark
Grey Reef Shark
Soft coralsSoft corals
Soft corals
Anenome fishAnenome fish
Anenome fish
Soft coralSoft coral
Soft coral
Masked pufferfishMasked pufferfish
Masked pufferfish
Soft coralsSoft corals
Soft corals
Big old Napoleon wrasseBig old Napoleon wrasse
Big old Napoleon wrasse
Those lips are a Chinese delicacy, so this species is becoming increasingly rareThose lips are a Chinese delicacy, so this species is becoming increasingly rare
Those lips are a Chinese delicacy, so this species is becoming increasingly rare
Its sad that the Chinese are committed to the belief that an inverse relationship exists between the conservation status of a species and its aphrodisiac properties. Maybe if we convince them that the possum and stoat are on the brink of extinction we could save DOC a fortune in pest control. Possum scrotum anyone?
Blue Spotted RayBlue Spotted Ray
Blue Spotted Ray
Coral Grouper (Coral Rock-Cod), Cephalopholis miniataCoral Grouper (Coral Rock-Cod), Cephalopholis miniata
Coral Grouper (Coral Rock-Cod), Cephalopholis miniata



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