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Treyarnon Bay, Cornwall.

Man on left is XXXXXXX XXXXX
Man on left is XXXXXXX XXXXX		 Handsome young man rescues young girl with hypothermia.
Handsome young man rescues young girl with hypothermia.		 Debbie
Debbie		 This is what I have been day dreaming about all day.
This is what I have been day dreaming about all day.		 Crab at bottom of cave, annoyed at our intrusion.
Crab at bottom of cave, annoyed at our intrusion.
Don.
Don.		 Debbie and Don.
Debbie and Don.		 Debbie.
Debbie.		 Don.
Don.		 Don. resting by the pool.
Don. resting by the pool.
Colin testing his waterproof trainers.
Colin testing his waterproof trainers.		 Natural tidal swimming pool at Treyarnon Bay.
Natural tidal swimming pool at Treyarnon Bay.		 Read instructions, before launching boat.
Read instructions, before launching boat.		 Don. asleep on the beach.
Don. asleep on the beach.		 xxxxxxx xxxxx in his van, in Cornwall.
xxxxxxx xxxxx in his van, in Cornwall.
The famous Killer gap at Treyarnon.
The famous "Killer" gap at Treyarnon.		 The gap, from the sea end.
The gap, from the sea end.		 Treyarnon gap, looking towards the sea.
Treyarnon gap, looking towards the sea.		 The sea surging into the gap.
The sea surging into the gap.		 Black hole is small entrance to cave at end of gap.
Black hole is small entrance to cave at end of gap.
Marcus swimming in the gap.
Marcus swimming in the gap.		 Marcus in cave.
Marcus in cave.		 Big fish, too deep for me.
Big fish, too deep for me.		 Large entrance to cave at low tide.
Large entrance to cave at low tide.		 Entrance to cave at high tide.
Entrance to cave at high tide.
Colin 3ft down and going deeper.
Colin 3ft down and going deeper.		 Swimming towards the cave.
Swimming towards the cave.		 View out from cave.
View out from cave.		 Beach diving champion.
Beach diving champion.		 Low tide, Treyarnon Bay.
Low tide, Treyarnon Bay.

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stacey 01-Oct-2007 20:57
i too have you saved on my fav's uncle john your photos are great. they have brought back so many happy memories. hope all is well.x
Emma Sykes 01-Jun-2007 13:07
Hi John. Or should I call you cooper man as I knew you then!!

It’s been lovely looking at your photographs and seeing Mr XXXX, my dad posing as if he thinks he’s Steve McQueen. Will take the laptop home this weekend and show him the pics for a trip down memory lane.

Please send my regards to the family.

Kind regards

Emma Sykes
John Cooper20-Sep-2006 23:55
Yes Christina, all old prints scanned, mostly 35mm some 110 film prints from a Minolta Yellow Submarine underwater camera. (15 foot depth maximum).
Squared C20-Sep-2006 23:36
I love the quality of these images. Are they scanned film shots? They're really great!
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