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  Issue No. 1994 Online Edition Friday 12 March 2010 
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Ascension : Scouts Suck It and See
Submitted by The Islander (Gavin Yon) 22.11.2007 (Article Archived on 06.12.2007)

It was a little busy at Two Boats Pool on Friday when 17 brave scouts put their trust in a group of people keen to see them spend a good 10 minutes or more at the bottom of the pool!

Help!

 I can’t stand up!

It was a little busy at Two Boats Pool on Friday when 17 brave scouts put their trust in a group of people keen to see them spend a good 10 minutes or more at the bottom of the pool!  Fools! They all felt how heavy air is when packed into a cylinder and strapped to their backs.   Then just to make sure everyone went down, a weight belt was added…   They call this fun???

Thanks to Ian Coverdale, Stephen & Winnie Ellick, Sue Kelly, Lorna Drummond and Tony Hiornes for all their help on Friday Night with the "Suck & See" in Two Boats Pool.
Everyone did really well and had a great time despite the rather chilly pool!

   

  

   

 
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