Such a fantastic Dive today! North Pinnacle off the Eddystone Reef. Flat calm / mirror calm sea all the way out there, sunshine, white fluffy clouds, bit chilly – air temp around 7-8c. Great Company – thanks guys. Porpoises on the way out in the Sound. No other boats around (why??) Underwater vis at least 10m sea temp around 10c. No big crabs, no congors, no Crawfish, but plenty of sea urchins, starfish, especially lots of baby starfish and lots and lots of fish, including territorial cuckoo wrasse.
Thanks to John Shelley for fuelling up ahead of time, to Paul Grainger as my secretary – collecting fees and stats, thanks to Richard Knights and Robin Nash for being my buddies and sticking with me and to Will Schwarz and Greg Partridge for the finale entertainment.

Pink anenomes – some closed some open 
Up close and personal with the anenomes – bit of a current though 


Not much current here – but very swirly on the bottom 
Looking up from 24m towards the surface and the sun! 
Being stalked by a Cuckoo Wrasse 
Lots of jewel Anenomes 
Taken from 30m looking up onto the ledge at Richard Knights 
Aha there he is again – Richard Knights 
Robin checking out a ledge on the pinnacle at around 24m 
Richard knights enjoying this fascinating site 

Eddystone North Pinnacle reef
