Shore Entry
Every entry on this desk takes one question about diving and answers it: how a coastal ecologist reads a shoreline before a shore dive, what light on water does to a photograph, how the palms and coastal scrub of a Mediterranean shore are planted, how a remote trip is planned around a weather window and a weight limit, what has to be cancelled, shipped and insured in the last three months before a move overseas, and how to plan a dive week so that the day the water is blown out is not wasted. Each entry is written from the standards, the marine park and fisheries publications and the field guides it names, then filed under one of four sections: the reef, shore diving, skills and safety, and islands and topside. Nothing here is for sale.
An independent diving journal on reef life, shore entries and the dry-land half of a dive trip: what to look for in the water, how to plan the dive, and what an island offers when the tanks are empty.