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Nantucket (Global Adventures): The bridge bell from the famous ocean liner Andrea Doria has been recovered by divers. Carl Bayer and Ernest Rookey, two New Jersey scuba divers, found the priced artifact while exploring the former Italian ocean liner that now rest about 50 miles (80.5 kilometers) out in the Atlantic Ocean in 240 to [...]
Kuruman (Global Adventures): One of the deepest caves in the world is located in the Northern Cape province of South Africa. Bushman's Hole, or Boesmansgat, is approximately 930 feet (283 meters) deep and only partially explored. Mike Rathbourne was one the first divers exploring the sinkhole in 1977. Over the years, the underwater cave has [...]
Posted by Bernd on Thursday, April 22, 2010 at 3:09 pm
Filed under Destination, Destination Diving, Diving, Diving Africa, News, Travel · Tagged Boesmansgat, Bushman's Hole, Cave diving, David Shaw, Deadly abyss, Deepest cave system, Deon Dryer, Eben Leyden, Exploration, Global Adventures LLC, Mike Rathbourne, Nuno Gomes, Rebreather, Sheck Exley, Technical diving
Attersee (Global Adventures): Close to the idyllic city of Salzburg, the Attersee is one of Austria's largest inland lakes and stretches over 14 miles (22 kilometers) with a maximum width of 2.5 miles (4 kilometers). The lake is located in a valley surrounded by mountains, and small settlements dot the shores. The Seeache is the [...]
Posted by Bernd on Thursday, April 8, 2010 at 6:33 pm
Filed under Destination, Destination Diving, Diving, Diving Europe, News, Travel · Tagged Attersee, Exploration, Freshwater diving, Global Adventures LLC, Scuba diving, Technical diving, U-boat, Wreck diving
Truk Lagoon (Global Adventures): The island atoll of Chuuk, better known as Truk Lagoon, is a wreck divers dream comes true. Located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean north of New Guinea, 140 miles (225 kilometers) of reef protect a natural harbor and several small islands, all part of the Federated States of Micronesia. [...]
Posted by Bernd on Tuesday, March 30, 2010 at 10:51 am
Filed under Destination, Destination Diving, Diving, Diving Pacific Ocean, News, Travel · Tagged Chuichi Nagumo, Chuuk, Dublon, Fefan, Jacques Cousteau, Japanese Imperial Fleet, Kansho Maru, Kiyosumi Maru, Moen, Nippo Maru, Operation Hailstone, Pacific Ocean, Shichiyo, Shinkoku Maru, Shipwreck, Technical diving, Truk Lagoon, Uman, Underwater fleet, USS Bunker Hill, Wreck diving, Yamagiri Maru
Alachua (Global Adventures): Alachua County was named by the Indians for its natural features and some believe that Alachua is the Indian name for sinkhole. So perhaps rightfully, the sinkhole next to I75s exit 399 has been called Alachua Sink. Sheck Exley and Court Smith are some of the first known explorers of the sink. [...]
Posted by Bernd on Wednesday, March 24, 2010 at 10:32 am
Filed under Destination, Destination Diving, Diving, Diving North America, News, Travel · Tagged Abe Davis Award, Advanced dive profile, Alachua Sink, AquaCorps, Cave diving, Court Smith, Danas Room, Decompression, Freshwater diving, Global Adventures LLC, Jump reel, Lewis Room, Michael Menduno, Mill Creek Sink, NSS-CDS, Roller Coaster, Safety reel, Sheck Exley, Sinkhole, Technical diving
Atlanta (Global Adventures): To technical divers, the “SS Andrea Doria” is something like the Mount Everest, something most like to dive at least once, and something many experienced divers did only dive once. The Andrea Doria still is a true graveyard in the Atlantic Ocean decades after its sinking in 1956. Named after the 16th-century [...]
Posted by Bernd on Monday, February 15, 2010 at 1:58 pm
Filed under Destination, Destination Diving, Diving, Diving North America, News, Travel · Tagged Andrea Doria, Bill Nagle, Billy Deans, CCR, Dan Crowell, Drysuit, Evelyn Bartram Dudas, Gary Gentile, Global Adventures LLC, John Chatterton, John Dudas, Joseph Fox, Kevin McMurray, Mixed gas diving, MS Stockholm, Ocean liner, Peter Gimbel, Rebreather, Richie Kohler, Robert Ballard, Scuba diving, Shipwreck, Staged decompression, Swedish American Line, Technical diving, Trimix, Wreck diving
Live Oak (Global Adventures): Sheck Exley is widely regarded as one of the pioneers of cave diving. He began diving in 1965 at the age of 16. That very year he entered his first cave and was hooked on cave diving for the remaining 29 years of his life. At the age of 23, Exley [...]
Posted by Bernd on Friday, November 6, 2009 at 2:02 pm
Filed under Diving, News · Tagged Ann Kristovich, Basic Cave Diving: A Blueprint for Survival, Cave diving, Caverns Measureless to Man, Cenote, Dave Shaw, Diving into Darkness, Don Shirley, High pressure nervous syndrome, HPNS, Jim Bowden, Louis Holtzendorf, Mary Ellen Eckoff, Nacimiento del Rio Mante, Oxygen poisoning, Pit 6350, Sheck Exley, Technical diving, Trimix, Zacatón