We were very lucky to join the wonderful team at Abyss Scuba Diving at Clean Up Australia Day. We went on a rainy Sydney day and met up at Kurnell, geared up and went down for a dive. Waiting for our second dive, we all joined in a friendly BBQ at the park, chatted, laughed and ate. We then cleaned up and jumped back in. Here is a photo of the day with some plastic that was cleaned from the ocean floor.
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