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Books > Sport & Leisure > Sports & outdoor recreation > Water sports & recreations > Swimming & diving > Sub-aqua swimming
This short story is about a recreational diver who spends a long
weekend in Key Largo, Florida at the Jules' Undersea Lodge.
Adventure and reflections follow.
Clues and evidence discovered at an underwater park in the Puget
Sound of Washington State lead divers and police officials to the
conclusion that the accidental death of a diver was no accident at
all. While the murder may be fictional, Bruce Higgins Underwater
Trails in Edmonds, WA is the largest volunteer diver constructed
and maintained underwater park on the west coast. The backgrounds
on the local sea creatures will bring new divers up to speed
quickly on cold water species, and hopefully the information will
be found to be interesting to seasoned divers. Hopefully, this book
is best read between dives, while crossing on a ferry, while on a
live aboard vessel, before visiting the Puget Sound, or just when
you feel like diving, but can't get the time off from the real
world.
There are spaces for the essentials: depth, time, gas, buddy, dive
site and other details, a brief description or sketch plus a dive
centre stamp. The covers feature original artwork of whales,
sharks, jellyfish and starfish by Bristol-based designer Bethan
Buss.
This field guide illustrates all the fish, corals, invertebrates
and plants you are most likely to encounter in less than 15 feet of
water in the Caribbean. Humann's photographs are excellent for
identification purposes - and the handy size makes it perfect to
take along in the boat or to the beach.
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