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Dive into History Part Six: Museums & Libraries
In the last article we dived into the beast that is the National Archives (NARA). There are three important points readers should...
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Commercial Diving – The Pit
After getting zipped into my drysuit,
I shrug the harness and bailout bottle onto my shoulders, then buckle the
straps tight around my chest....
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Shades of Blue: Diving the Central Atolls of the Maldives
Azure. Indigo. Turquoise. Aqua. Sapphire. Cobalt. There are seemingly innumerable shades of the color blue…and every single one of them seems to be on display in the Maldives! Standing on the deck of the Conte Max, the luxury Maldives liveaboard that was to be our home for the next week, we gazed out across a patch of the South Male Atoll and tried to count the different shades of blue we could see. We stopped at seven…not because we couldn’t count more colors but because the ship’s bell had rung, indicating it was time for the next dive briefing.
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