Simon Campbell
Musings from an eclectic, eccentric, well travelled and generally funny bloke
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Posted at 1654 hours on 30/08/09 | Posted in Diving
Isle of Man: terrific temperate diving
I have dived all over the world from Malta to the Maldives, Myanmar to Mexico but I have to say that the waters of the Isle of Man is the best temperate experience I have encountered. Reefs and wrecks: it has everything.
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Posted at 1959 hours on 07/07/09 | Posted in Life, Diving
Break a leg (not literally) Greg!
Greg (Gregorious) Wood decides to come on holiday to the Isle of Man as he wants to learn to dive and it’s cheap. I teach him to dive, he gets pissed and breaks his leg.
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Posted at 1515 hours on 10/05/09 | Posted in Diving, My 100 best things
The devil wears DUI
OK, its a cheap headline but what the hell, it had to be done. For those who haven’t followed the story so far, it may be worth reading the DUI Disaster article first. This is a quick note as I have just received my DUI drysuit back from repair.
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Posted at 1900 hours on 02/04/09 | Posted in Diving
DUI Disaster
In 2002 I started diving in the UK. Of course the sensible option is to buy a drysuit and as ever, I wanted the best. I asked a few of my first British diving buddies and they said: ‘DUI are the best for sure, but I would buy a cheaper on first just to make sure you like it!’
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Posted at 1114 hours on 19/03/09 | Posted in Diving
National Diving Officer: First proposals
I have now sought feedback from the BSAC Forums, and opinions from many others throughout the organisation from Ocean Divers to Regional Coaches. Also, I have spoken to many outside our fine organisation for their perception of BSAC. The results have informed the development of a series of proposals. Here you go!!!
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Posted at 1039 hours on 16/02/09 | Posted in Life, Diving
Yoga: friend of the diver
OK call me soft and a real Jesse, but Yoga is improving my flexibility, breathing and general control over my body! My goodness, I need it…
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