Where is that 3^rd bottle of Bailey’s?

The crew are all mad, I tell you, Mad!

Now where is that peg!

I AM THE SON OF ROB THE PEGGER!! Yes I am Daniel, and my dad learned pegging from me, when I pegged him like 50 times). Although the pegging did get a bit carried away, the diving was some of the best I have experienced. Apart from the fact the water was FREEZING, the marine life was flourishing. I managed to see my first Medusa jellyfish which was Massive and very very cool! Also got to play with my best buddies the blue gropper, ( one got annoyed with me and head butted me!). Well once again I'm glad I came on Ocean Trek and will be looking forward to be coming back next week with my school! (isn’t learning fun!!)

Thanks a lot to all the charming staff (after a few drinks) and the always friendly Lyn and Mick!

Cheers!

Thanks for a great weekend diving. See you soon again

It’s Addictive I tell you… You think "I’ll just do one… to see if I can" the next thing you know you’ve given some one a peg tail and you’ve run out of pegs!!!! Then you learn that while you were pegging someone, there was someone pegging you!!! It’s a rough game for tough people.

Thanks for all the fun

Stuart – Aqua Action.

Next time I am not bringing a bigger bottle!! – Linda

Next time I am not bringing a bottle!!!!!! Alan

Much red wine, much good food, much great company, plenty of dancing, and many hours of "pick the tune from Mick’s ipod" later, yet another fun weekend on Ocean Trek has bitten the dust. Oh that’s right, we came here to dive J . The weather was close to perfect, the water 20 degrees, and 20+ meters of vis. I saw my first devil fish, took some nice photos, and had a lot of fun swimming around and exploring nooks and crannies. See you all again soon for another great weekend on Jervis Bay … James.

A full belly and great diving, what more is there to say. Though, I now have made a new friend the cuttlefish.

-Jeff

A great weekend. As a very novice dive I found everyone helpful and patient.

Saturday evening was a blast.

Thanks to all, Keith.