Category Archives: cave diving

Reel and Guideline Use

Posted on January 6, 2016 by 'The Endurance Swimmer'

Recently, when speaking to a non-diving family member on the subject of reel and guideline use whilst diving, I was met with the following somewhat sarcastic reply. “So you are basically talking about swimming around with a ball of string?” … Continue reading →

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“He Supports Solo Diving – Burn The Witch!”

Posted on December 6, 2015 by 'The Endurance Swimmer'

I’m going to preface this article by making an assumption that most of the readers have watched at least one of the Harry Potter movies and as a result will be familiar with the term ‘he who must not be … Continue reading →

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Cave Diving via a Hole in the Middle of a Road

Posted on December 6, 2015 by 'The Endurance Swimmer'

Ask anyone about a dive site that comes easily to mind and you can bet that it has some sort of feature that is unique amongst others. Whether it’s the aquatic life you’re likely to see, dramatic topography or stunningly … Continue reading →

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