The Freeflow divers return.

Fellow Sea Rovers brethren Gwen & John from the Freeflow divers in Singapore return with new recruits and new friends, Terry & Helen.

Helen Just completed her confined training and open water dives for her SDI, Open Water Scuba Diver certification having done her theory online prior to coming out.

John & Gwen Gillies, Terry & Helen Benton with Storm Beer
Left to right, John & Gwen Gillies, Terry & Helen Benton enjoying some well earned apre dive 'Storm Beer'. Also a celebration for Terry's Birthday.

Adi Assri Sunset taken from Sea Rovers Pavilion, Pemuteran, nw bali
Sunset set the scene for the whole affair, all in all a fun time was had.

Captain Paul, Family and Friends at Warung Susu, Pemuteran, NW Bali
And then Captain, family and friends enjoying a pleasant evening at Warung Susu, just down the road.

Well its not all fish and critters you know, we do have a life between dives ;-)

The Captain

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