UK Diving » Norfolk Shore Diving in October » The Vera in Autumn

The visibility wasn't much better on the Vera, it was probably worse, but the wreck was still packed with life and the most marked trend was the ever denser covering of mussels.

It's best to dive the Vera on the high slack, low slack...	The engine is still vertical at the centre of the wreck,...	At this time of year we have a wealth of Edible mussels -...	Rhys and Dawn take a close look at the propshaft	There's no kelp but green and red algae are abundant,...
Out on the West side of the wreck there's a small plain...	The water wasn't clear but the big shoal of Bass -...	Their mirror like sides caught the flash light, but they...	Anglers have said that the Bass have been small this year...	Dawn and Rhys watch the Bass go by, the protruding parts...
On the fine sand away from the wreck very little seems to...	Plumose anemones expand by filling themselves with...	There are usually 3 colours of Plumose anemones in...	These anemones have been the dominant animal turf for...	The Plumose were placed like flower arrangements around...
Time to go, Dawn goes to surface taking Rhys' exploded...	The sun was setting as we drifted back to the shore	Rhys motors past	Dawn back on shore

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