Britain 20-12

Jason Gregory · Issue 69, Nov/Dec 2012 · pp. 41–45

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Britain 20-12 by Jason Gregory So, the UK has had a great year. Royal occasions and plenty of sport have kept our great nation amused for almost the entire year. But it’s not all pomp, medals and amazing achievements by the Paralympians. British men and women (and many very welcome visitors) all wearing rubber suits have also had a good time. UK diving can be challenging, but when everything works out right I believe it’s world class. But there does however seem to a little polarisation when it comes to UK divers. Those that do, and those that don’t – enjoy British diving. That’s certainly not a criticism. I can quite understand divers wanting clear and warm water for their hard earned leisure time. Maybe I’m just jealous, my family obligations and general thriftiness keep me on home soil/water. As a bit of a theme I’m showing here photos taken during our ‘Golden’ year 2012. A glimpse of…

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