We went diving again on Friday, to a new location - the Mussendam peninsular, in Fujeira. We went by Dhow from Dibba. This is the other one that went with us.
Ed on deck, trying to figure out how to work the dive computer. He got it sorted in the end.
Rodica, who went with us to snorkel, even though she can barely swim! She had a good day anyway.
Sorting out the rented dive kit at the end of the day.
View of the mountains with BCD's drying in the afternoon sun.
Coming back into Dibba harbour at the end of the day.
Dibba dhow wharf.
Sun setting over the mountains and water.
The first time I saw one of these signs, I was convinced the translation was wrong, and looked for a red light. Then I realised the sign was accurate - they signal a dry wadi bed crossing the road, which can become flooded after rain. There are red and white poles at the side of the road, similar to the snow markers in Britain. When the water covers the white and only red is visible, it's too deep to cross.
P.S. Having completed a deep dive (over 25 metres) and a multi-level dive I am now an advanced open water diver, with 14 dives under my belt!
LissaT
Pro 
Whatever floats your boat! Personally I only 'lady swim' as I like my face out of the water, but congratulations.