Book Review: What a Fish Knows
Aside from the fact that this was a New York Times Bestseller, longlisted for the PEN award, and one of the 10
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Book Review: Marine Life of the Pacific Northwest
I had this book in my Amazon cart months before I placed the order. Why? Well, I simply couldn't justify the price
Red Flabellina: The Nudibranch Diver’s Love
If you’re a diver you should own this book Okay, before I tell you all about the red flabellina, I’m going to
Cataloging the World Below
Because I am increasingly fascinated by the life I see when diving, I am making a concerted effort to learn more about
A Tribute to the Ocean and Days Spent Diving
This weekend I helped out with Mike Allen’s Open Water checkout and it was wonderful. Yes, that very British word. Not only
How Many Scuba Units is That?
Of cave diving origin I am sure (Gilly Elor strikes again), this is the most sensible diction to use when referring to
The Less Dusty Version of Archaeology
Because I’m obsessed with diving in every way, shape and form, and because I once had romantic notions of being a globe-hopping
Gear Review: O’Neill Reactor 3/2mm Full Wetsuit – Women’s
I am quite ashamed to say that my quest to find the perfect wetsuit for the swimming pool lasted far too long.
#DiveHairDontCare
Hats off to all those swimmers and divers who can manage long hair. I'm not one of them. One, I don't have
PADI Totally Justifies Sailing Fun
In accordance with the PADI Divemaster Manual (page 165 to be precise), there are six skills outside of diver training that will
Book Review: Deep
Before reading this book, my knowledge of freediving encompassed only those few techniques we're taught in scuba diving. If, like me, you've
Book Review: Scuba Confidential
Alongside Diver Down, this should be required reading for both new and experienced divers. It's not a "fun read" per se but
Scuba Driving
This weekend, Gilly and I decided to dive Clear Lake. Due to a late start and worries about getting parking near enough
The World is Vast
Ever since discovering scuba diving last August, I haven’t been able to stop marveling at how a single activity can so drastically
