Miscellaneous Attractions Various between 12m and 36m

Dotted around the bottom of the lake you'll find a host of different objects that - whilst not significant enough to warrant their own marker buoy - are sure to add interest to any dive.

Resting between the tail section of the aircraft and the Crushing Works, for example, you'll find the remains of a large industrial tumble drier (pictured above) which provides a surprisingly entertaining swim thru - just make sure your buddy doesn't hit the 'spin cycle' button whilst you're passing through it! Make sure you tuck all your 'danglies' in too and watch out for your cylinder valve - other divers can hear the inevitable 'clonk' from a mile off!

If you're milling around by the 6 and 9m training platforms (buoys 1 and 2), check out the boat wreck - it's small but well worth a visit! For visiting dive schools, this small but perfectly formed boat makes an ideal point of interest for students on their first training dives, lying as it does within just a couple of fin kicks from both platforms.

Also worth looking out for are various bicycles, a metal water container near the centre section of the aircraft (24m) and even the old quarry safe that lies sad and forgotten near the tail section of the aircraft! We still haven't worked out the combination...

Min Depth	Various
Max Depth	Various
Location	Refer to map
Bearings	Download them HERE
Interesting Bits	Spin Dryer near aircraft tail section
Hazards	Loss of visibility, protruding metal, depth entanglement, overhead environment

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