North Carolina’s Wrecks & Sharks
The Outer Banks of North Carolina is often referred to as the “Graveyard of the Atlantic” — and with good[…]
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The Outer Banks of North Carolina is often referred to as the “Graveyard of the Atlantic” — and with good[…]
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Following the descent line toward the bottom, my first impression of the wreck was utter surprise at its relatively slender[…]
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The North Carolina Coast serves up an impressive line of shipwrecks, some sent to the bottom by storms, others by[…]
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For Florida’s Goliath grouper, the unprecedented rise of methylmercury now being discovered in these giant reef fish are now presenting a[…]
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Sometimes, you just need to be in the water. One of the simplest, most cost-effective, and yet thoroughly enjoyable ways[…]
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Much is written about Florida’s freshwater springs, and the unique immersion opportunities these sparkling bodies of water offer divers. But[…]
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The beams of our powerful dive lights probe the dark recesses of the cave throwing shadows helter-skelter down its walls.[…]
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The general rationale to a having bailout valve (BOV) on your rebreather is to have the option of rapidly switching[…]
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A cautionary tale of my personal experience with the dreaded mixture.
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Users guide to understanding those confusing acronyms commonly used by Rebreather Divers. I’ve never considered myself to be a “tech[…]
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