a case for oxygen-only rebreathers in our past, present, and future
Some legs of the journey are predictable, and others just aren’t. I first got the deep diving bug almost 20 years ago,...Read More
#filltheboot for Muscular Dystrophy
Today was our local fire department’s ‘Fill the Boot’ day to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy research, awareness, and community support. As...Read More
Out of Sight, Out of Mind
They say “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure”, and that may well be the case for pickers galore, or even for...Read More
Gold Digging and Clam Diggers
My lack of blogging in recent months has been due to anything but lack of interest or creativity. To the contrary, there...Read More
a lesson on the cycle of life and death, to, from, and within the sea
If this image bothers you, well – it shouldn’t. This is the reality of life and death on and beneath the sea....Read More
Bottom feeding, with Mercenaria mercenaria
When the going gets tough, the tough go digging clams – quahogs for we Rhode Islanders that is. The journey of life...Read More
The Gift of Giving, ’cause its a Cause
I struggle with the Christmas holiday, and have struggled for a significant portion of my adult life, and probably spend a solid...Read More
Lurking in the Shadows of September 11
Today will forever be one of those days where every American will reminisce a bit and contemplate where and how we are...Read More
Boring worms aren’t that boring
Ahh, the glamour and high life promised to we commercial divers – international travel, becoming part of fabled sea stories, mega-buck paychecks...Read More
Making waves, in Compost!
Yesterday, our local news featured a piece about Stop & Shop’s regional compost facility in Assonet, MA. This is such an amazing...Read More