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The sea will always hold a mystery or two, whether it be the lost city of Atlantis, an ancient shipwreck that’s thought to still have gold, or for those of …

It took a while to sink the USS Kittiwake. Ten years, and twenty minutes in fact. But on January 5, 2011, the USS Kittiwake (ASR-13), a chanticleer-class submarine rescue vessel …

If cenote diving isn’t on your bucket list, it should be. And if you’ve already gone, it’s time to go back and do it again. In February I had the opportunity …

Since her sinking five years ago, a great number of divers have explored the Kittiwake Wreck, one of Grand Cayman’s hottest dive sites, but none with the personal connection of …

Are you a California diver with an interest in getting more out of your dives? Would you like to learn about the species of fish, invertebrates and seaweed you often …

The newest of scuba related shops in Cozumel will be opening in January, 2016 on the pier by the hotel. “Dive Boutique Cozumel will represent Casa del Mar Hotel and Dive …

An opportunity to visit the far back side of Santa Cruz Island is one I don’t get often and when I do, it is tough to say no. I was …

On August 5, 1952, the crew of eight aboard B-36D (49-2661) were preparing to land at Lindbergh Field, San Diego, after a routine shakedown flight. Shortly after the crew had …

Last Saturday afternoon, I received an email from a friend who had just returned from diving Monterey. The reported conditions were excellent, and I’ve been dying to get underwater lately. With …

For years people have warmed me of the dangers of turning my hobby into my profession. ‘You will start to hate diving’ they say ‘you will get bored or jaded.’ …