Malin is well known in diving circles as being some of the best diving you can do in the the UK, some might say the world ; the wrecks are deep (typically around 65 metres / 215 feet down) but big, largely intact, and impressive. There's a battleship, an old White Star liner (the RMS Justicia), various other wrecks, and lots of submarines, from Operation Deadlight at the end of WWII.
Some pictures from my last visit there are already up on dA:
Hanging Around II
U-2511 bow
U-2511 conning tower
U-2511
U-155
A helping hand
Ominous omens
and of course, I'll be taking my trusty dive-station-signing-in-buddy:
Dive buddy
as he'd get annoyed if I left him at home
Anyway, the upshot of this is that:
a) I won't have internet access so can't
b) I might come back with more pictures of the wrecks - I'm taking a tripod down with me this time which I'm sure will be entertaining. We only get 25-30mins max on the bottom, so I'll have to be quick when setting it up...
c) I can't think of a 'c', but felt obliged to have one anyway.
Have a lovely week, everyone
Cheers
Brian








enjoy your diving at Malin Head, it's close to where I live and a great dive site (I have never been). I went on my trip to the farnes islands 2 weeks ago and it was amazing the seals were so inquisitive and it is an experience I will never forgot. Be careful bringing your kit over on the boat P&O ferries were assholes to us when we we coming home from Cairnryan.
Glad to hear you enjoyed your time with the seals in the Farnes ; less than 2 months now before I head up that way... Any pics?