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The “New Normal”
Some of the measures I will have in place when we get to dive again: My dive groups will be all private from now on | You will have the option of meeting up directly at the Cenote | Rental equipment and personal equipment will follow the same disinfection methods | Food will be handled…
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Exploration Diaries #3: La Bendición
Do you remember that deep well we were taken to a few months ago in Puerto Morelos? If you’re not much of a reader and prefer to watch a video go check Exploration Diaries clip by clicking here! If you want the full adventure tale, keep reading! Skanda had the bug after seeing a line…
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Exploration Diaries #2
Tight spaces and an all-male exploration team. If you read my previous post and you’re here to learn about this explorer wannabe, thanks, and continue reading… Cenote #2 There’s hope but later! The second cenote “we” checked was an old and out of use well. Looking down, we immediately realised our ladder would never be…
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Exploration Diaries #1
It is about the journey, not the destination… We recently organised a 1 day cenote hunting trip west of Puerto Morelos in an area famous for deep sinkholes rather than cave diving, La Ruta de los Cenotes. A potential 2 cenotes became a potential 6 cenotes to be “checked” in the area in various properties.…
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Smart Stage Rig
One of the things keeping divers busy these days is catching up with repairs, service and and enhancements to our dive configurations. Many divers, including me, have always preferred buying ready made accessories from a shop or online but, truth be told, making your own accessories or adjusting it with DIY hacks and modifications is…
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Blogging as a Cave Diver
Not an experienced writer here, but finding my own way through the tec diving world I have realised how important it is to get first hand information from divers that have gone through the same path or are now going through the same path as me. And I know there are great resources out there…
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