Every now and then, we come across a new idea and think, “Wow! Why didn’t I think of that?” The Snorkelbuoy® is one of those ideas; a compact, lightweight accessory that attaches to a snorkel and has enough buoyancy to float both a snorkel and mask in fresh or salt water. It’s a simple concept…
Published with permission from the National Speleological Society – Cave Diving Section. Originally printed in the July/August/September Edition of Underwater Speleology Repairing the Past By: Gene Page and Michael Angelo Gagliardi It may be hard to imagine Florida’s cave country during the Eocene Epoch around 35 to 55 million years ago but let’s…
In the summer of 2014 two U.S. Military F101 Voodoo fighter jets splashed into the Gulf of Mexico off Bay County Florida and sank to the bottom. This was not a tragic accident but rather a boon for local divers and fishermen. As part of an active area artificial reef program, the retired fighter jets…
