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Changing Plans: Flexibility and How it Affects Your Diving
Last month I took a vacation dive trip to Canada. Specifically the St Lawrence River area in Brockville, Ontario. The original plan...
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COMMERCIAL DIVING – SALVAGE ON THE HUDSON
The Hudson filled with ice flows, and the job consisted of multiple stages: find, clear, move, and remove any and all obstacles. Any diver that’s worked salvage inland or deep water will tell you the salvage starts great but can go south in the blink of an eye.
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An Intimate Exploration of Greenland
Iceland and Greenland lie across from each other separated at the closest point by only a few hundred miles of the tempestuous waters of the Denmark Straight in the southern part of the Arctic Ocean. They are relatively close and yet so very different from each other. According to Norwegian legend, the Vikings tried to deceive their enemies and conceal their true location by reporting that they had landed on a new island that was cold and icy and that a nearby island was lush and green. Because of this, the habitable green island of Iceland assumed its current name while Greenland, covered in glacial ice, received its perplexing name.
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