Jul 31, 2014
We left Chuuk five days ago and already the memories of ship wreck diving have faded, replaced by visions of fish and corals. We are staying at the Kosrae Village Eco Resort. It is definitely different coming from a live aboard dive boat to a land ba.. Read More
Jul 26, 2014
The day is winding down and so is this phase of the trip. Tomorrow we leave the boat and the diving in Truk Lagoon is just a memory. The deep dive this morning was the San Francisco Maru, also known as the million dollar wreck. It is a trust me dive .. Read More
Jul 24, 2014
The winds dropped overnight and the lagoon settled down and calmed as we slept. The sun began its journey colouring the clouds on the horizon vivid shades of orange and red while the sliver of the moon and Venus were still visible in the sky like the.. Read More
Jul 24, 2014
A beautiful new day here in Chuuk. As 6:30 rolls around we find ourselves moving to our first dive destination of the day, the Nippon Maru, a 353′ freighter. After Mike’s briefing, the group scattered to begin their dives on the wreck. Ch.. Read More
Jul 22, 2014
We camped on the Shinkoku Maru for the remainder of the day. This meant that everyone had the opportunity to do three dives on the wreck. Almost everyone took advantage of the opportunity except for some of the rebreather divers (Suzanne, Jess, and J.. Read More
Apr 24, 2012
WWe’ve crossed the date line and a day disappears! Not to worry, we’ll get it back later. As we near Kosrae, the ride gets a little rougher, and we start experiencing turbulance caused by rain showers and a building tropical something (wa.. Read More
Apr 23, 2012
Monday 23 April The March Begins Ahh, 2:00 in the morning comes early! The airport is quiet with only a skeleton crew of staff present to help us out. Of couse the ticket counters don’t open until 3:00 but we had our luggage stacked and ready f.. Read More
Apr 22, 2012
Here we are in sunny Hawaii, except that somwone forgot to tell the weather gods that Hawaii was supposed to be sunny. The skys are gray and full of water which the mountain god drops on us occassionally. Oh well no matter, we are only here for a sho.. Read More
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