
Barry and Freda decided to go to
the Red Sea in April and opened the trip up to the rest of Lunesdale sub Aqua
Club - the response was good and I was one of the 12 who winged our way down
to Sharm for a week on board the MS Salma.
Click on the thumbnail for a larger
version of the picture -
The Carnatic:

dropping down the line to the wreck
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looking back at the stern section
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Jim photographing the wreck
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Freda swimming through the ribs
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Marco approaching the bow section
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a grouper lunges into the mass of glassfish in the wreck
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Shag Rock:

Phil looking for a hole to put his head into
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a pair of masked butterfly fish
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fish buzzing around Andy's head (while he tries to photograph it!)
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Ras Umm Sid:

arabian grouper
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approaching a coral head
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grey moray with a funky-looking black & yellow sea squirt
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Night Dive critters:

common bigeye (I think) - these fishes' eyes would give off a red beam
of light into the dark if you shone a torch on them
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rusty parrotfish hiding in the coral
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a lionfish hunting at night (they seemed attracted by our lights and would
cruise in all around you)
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an octopus trying to look like the rest of the sea floor
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a freckled hawkfish - many of these sitting on coral
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Forsskal's goatfish
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