UK Diving » Norfolk in August Part 1 » The Nubia - Sea Palling

Once again Sam and Tony of Great Yarmouth SAC were kind enough to allow me to tag along. The Nubia is fairly close in but conditions were good, which explains the excess of pictures of the swirling Bib but doesn't excuse my failure to capture my buddy Roger - I didn't check my stobe set up well enough:-(

First thing I noticed on the wreck was that I couldn't...	The wreckage was covered in low brown growth... mostly...	Infact the sponges seemed oddly isolated... here's a...	Roger reeled us out along the wreck	This pot was lost long ago... and opened to stop it ghost...
The bib followed us around.	A few Dahlia anemones - Urticina felina - managed to...	The Bib often totally obscured our view of the wreck	Sometimes it was even hard to see the seabed	...which was surprisingly coarse amongst the wreckage
Common sunstar - Crossaster papposus	There were areas of dense, but fading bryozoans	There had been lots of Tubularia hydroids... but it...	Ignore the anemone for a moment... look at all the...	You wait for an anemone for 5 minutes and then four come...
Many apologies to Roger... no decent pictures of his...	A little lobster	Out of my way!	Looks like it's time to go...	Rush hour

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