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**MartyC** · March 16th, 2008, 01:23 PM

Just a quick update, cos I'm feeling really good

Got my self a new twin set on Friday (Euro 12's) and went to Stoney Cove in the UK (inland site) for a discover GUE day, run by our own Mal Bridgeman (nice one Mal - good day).
Fiona and I dropped in with Clare & Al on their RB80's and after watching Clare & Al do their drills we headed off to the Stanegarth for a bibble about, Fi called the dive after around 35 mins (6 degrees) as she was getting cold (me as well) so we left Clare & Al and headed back to the 6m shelf, wher I attempted a SUCCESSFUL shutdown - yeeeaaahhhhhhh

There's 40mm difference in width between my new set & the old fabers and boy does that make it so much easier - sounds insignificant, 20mm either side but it makes all the difference - any one want to buy some fabers

Marty

March 16th, 2008, 01:23 PM	#8 (permalink)
MartyC(Offline) DIRX Supporter Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Goathland, N Yorks. Posts: 151	Just a quick update, cos I'm feeling really good Got my self a new twin set on Friday (Euro 12's) and went to Stoney Cove in the UK (inland site) for a discover GUE day, run by our own Mal Bridgeman (nice one Mal - good day). Fiona and I dropped in with Clare & Al on their RB80's and after watching Clare & Al do their drills we headed off to the Stanegarth for a bibble about, Fi called the dive after around 35 mins (6 degrees) as she was getting cold (me as well) so we left Clare & Al and headed back to the 6m shelf, wher I attempted a SUCCESSFUL shutdown - yeeeaaahhhhhhh There's 40mm difference in width between my new set & the old fabers and boy does that make it so much easier - sounds insignificant, 20mm either side but it makes all the difference - any one want to buy some fabers Marty __________________ IF only I could think of something witty to say!