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Heather Eyre's welcome
message at the Craven Water-Rats Sub-Aqua Club Home Page;
The
SAA-560 Diving Club was originally formed in 1987 and it was then
called WYNEL Sub-Aqua Club and was known throughout the SAA
for the high quality of training and safety provided. Late last
year (1999) after many happy years diving and training, the last
of the founder members decided that it was time to take a well-earned
rest from the dedication and commitment needed to run an active
dive club. Now taking a back seat as an honouree member.
The
club decided it was time to update its image with a name change,
a new logo, a new venue -www.tarnhouse.co.uk
- and lots of new ideas combined with tried and tested training
methods to make the sport of Scuba as safe and enjoyable as possible,
also trying to incorporate a full social calendar. WYNEL
was re-born into Craven Water-Rats Sub-Aqua Club in January 2000.
The
club is still small but we now aim to continue with our hard earned
reputation as an excellent cost effective "training
and diving club". Within the first few months of
reorganising the club's structure we completed a 12 week training
course for 6 new divers, managed a weekend trip to Loch Fyne and
planned trips for days in St.Abbs/Eyemouth, a weekend trip in September
to the Fame Islands, and towards the end of the year a weekend trip
to Oban...
All
the above was also suplemented with the usual outings to Capernwray
Quarry, Dostill , Devils Bridge, Hodge Close and Wast Water.
We are also planning club trips to the Mediterranean and the Red
Sea in the future. All in all an active little club...
Safe Diving... Hevs
Website
History:
This
site, first published to the web in July 2000, is still very much
in its infancy. It came about because of two brothers, Tim &
Dave Hasney. The first is the Diving Officer of The Craven Water
Rats Sub-Aqua club and the latter, who has always had an interest
in diving but only recently qualified (with an organisation other
than the SAA), spends
hours in front of a PC, both as part of his work and for pleasure,
a bit of an 'anorak' really! Look here
for more details about the SAA
and the Equivalent Diver Training
Qualifications page.
Since
taking a course as part of an Open
University Information Technology MSc degree a few years ago,
Dave developed an interest in web page building. After Tim saw his
brother's personal website he asked him if he would be prepared
to build something for the Water Rats and this is it. After nearly
forty years of only really having the fact they are brothers in
common, Tim & Dave now have both Diving and Computers, it will
seam strange they have something to talk about after all this time!Dave
does not profess to be any sort of HTML expert however, apart from
this site, Dave also maintains his own personal website, Castle
Hooch and The Dolphin
Scuba Team site for a PADI
dive operator in Turkey!
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