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Diver tackling ‘very cold’ treks

Eyrewoolf Abalone's Tobin Woolford said ocean temperatures were currently the coldest he had experienced on the West Coast in his 26 years of diving. PHOTO: ROBERT LANG
James Jacobi

Long-time Eyre Peninsula abalone diver Tobin Woolford encountered chilling 12-degree waters off the Streaky Bay coast on two separate dives […]

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