It's a heavily edited photo. Also, the British forces don't operate the helicopter in pic (Seahawk/Blackhawk variant) so even the caption is wrong.

Sorry to spoil the fun

Spoilsport!

I don't know why I always believe these things. After 2 years on this forum, I really should know better by now!

Not saying that at all. You can have both, just need to be aware that there are stingers in the water at times. Mostly there is not a problem, but you have to listen to the locals and check the water, especially when the breeze is blowing towards the shore.

You didn't look at the link underneath it did you
http://www.snopes.com/photos/animals/shark.asp



Also San Francisco's Golden gate bridge in the background, off the South African Coast, might have given it away to a few people...

Lady Musgrave is off the coast of Gladstone, not close to Bundy, Although the trips are advertised leaving from here, makes you think it is close

Shows you how dumb non-migrant Australians are....don't even know their own coastline!

Actually it is closer to Bundaberg that it is to Gladstone.

It's approx 120k almost due east of Gladstone.
It's approx 100k almost due north of Bundaberg.

Not really close to either then! All I know is it takes bloomin ages to get there from here lol

A New South Welshman wanting to move to the redneck hinterland! Blasphemous!!!

Does the same " dive carefully" apply too melbourne?

I'm guessing the OP was referring to the sort of stingers that can kill you If he was than you'd be safe from them in Melbourne.

http://www.reef.crc.org.au/discover/...dji/index.html

I'll be more careful next time!

and south east qld.