Incidents? At Berry Head, no not really, there have been some, there was a young lad lost there about two years ago, er when his parents where, they were diving off round the edge of Berry head, the engine cut out on the boat and they couldn't get to him the parents, the son was diving with the father and the father got back to the boat and because the wind and what have you pulls the boat away, the lad was still in the water and they got separated and he went down and they found him two or three days later, not good no, it happens sometimes.
Alexandra Brown -Have you found anything whilst diving?
Graham Kenyan - Off of berry Head? No, no. Fish! Dinner, crabs, lobsters, er, you get monk-fish, bass, Pollock, mackerel, er, loads and loads of different types of fish, er you get scallops, erm, anything you want for dinner really I suppose. There's loads of little, you do sometimes if you come away from Berry Head a little bit, er, in the shallower areas you get what they call sea grass and it's only something that happens during the seasons, during the summer season, the sea grass grows and that's where seahorses live, so they'll connect themselves to the seagrass, if you're really careful you can see them when you're snorkelling as well, you'll find tiny little seahorses connected to the seagrass, but that only lasts till about September that disappears then ad then they go off, I don't know where they go, deeper water I suppose."
Text by Graham Kenyan,
Interview & transcript by Alexandra Brown,
Post by Anna Keleher
Links http://www.englishrivierageopark.org.uk/section_sub.cfm?section=18&sub=134
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