Another image from Saturday’s dive with the old guard. Guy cruising effortlessly in the shadow of the Glenelg Dredge, Craig in cold pursuit while Karl hangs in mid water the way he does best overseeing all. Legends all of them.
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The Longest Five Minutes
It is good practice as a diver to perform a safety stop at the end of every dive even if your calculations or your computer tell you it is safe to ascend. Generally I’ll spend five minutes at five meters after a twenty meter dive but sometimes it seems that that five minutes takes longer […]
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Southern Bluespot Flathead
Yesterday I took a step back in time to dive with a bunch of mates I have not dived with for more than decade. I’ll write more about my experience in another post but for now here is one of the critters we discovered lazing on the deck of the barge (the wreck of the […]
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A Room with a View
Times are a little bit crazy. There’s the quiet observers who watch what is going on, do what is required, keep to themselves and in doing so play their part in protecting both loved ones and strangers alike. There’s the panic stricken, raiding city and country stores alike with complete impudence for goods in preparation […]
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Two Blue Giraffes
For miles all around these two blue giraffe like structures dominate the landscape. As a child, cranes were all about building things and for a long while, just seen from a distance, I was puzzled why nothing seemed to grow taller around any of the Outer Harbour cranes What where they building? Eventually I ventured […]
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