Ancient Alien Ancestors | a Review
It’s been some time since I’ve indulged in night time reading, so I just recently picked up the second book in the ... Read More
the bed & breakfast, or the bivy
Underwater living… it’s perhaps the start of the lineage of work that many of us have embarked upon, and still remains a... Read More
Closing the Loop on Climate Politics
Anyone tuning in to headlines over the past week has seen the alarms blazing about our ever narrowing window to thwart climate... Read More
Top Ten Sunken Cities, for now…
I’ve written a fair bit about rising tides, seafaring states, and Atlantean futurisms here within this Blog over the years. The topic... Read More
Before the Flood | a Review
Taking a short break from the intensity of Olympic curling, I thumbed through Netflix this weekend and was pleasantly surprised to find... Read More
Advantage of the Undersea Vantage Point
It’s always a matter of perspective. One person’s half full glass is half empty for someone else, and so that is our... Read More
Is Genesis History? | a Review
On the rare occasion that I get some tube time, I tend to shy away from the reality tv that seems to... Read More
diving in the background
This week was one of those weeks – a marathon stretch of hard mud diving every day which equated to just shy... Read More
Leaving our Shores – the Baby Steps
Among the earliest of lessons taught in diving is recognizing and mitigating the pathway of stress leading to anxiety which can lead... Read More
Overpopulation Nation? We need a Sea Station!
Call it one of those quirky fateful twists – as I started up my truck this morning, the local radio was airing... Read More