Dive 66, Duke Rock Buoy, Plymouth, England, 20/08/2006

In 13:52, dive time 36 minutes, max depth 15.5 metres.

After seeking shelter from rough sea behind the breakwater (& a sandwich), swim to buoy and down large encrusted anchor chain to silty gravel bottom. NE current - bit like a drift dive. But good thing is any silt we stir up quickly cleared by it. Lots of different life to see, including a floppy orange-brown sponge, & lovely Janolus cristatus nudibranch. Richard's with Graham's SMB (up at start as we're in shipping area), but we lose Graham! Who surfaced (!) & finds us again. Camera memory fills up, so waste time deleting -:( But good pics from this & previous dive. Worth doing again. Good life around wrecked buoy too.