Interests — 04

Scuba Diving

The exploring doesn’t stop at the waterline. Diving is one of the ways I keep poking at the parts of the world most people never get to see.

Warm water or cold, reefs or wrecks — I’ll take whatever the boat is doing that day. My wife dives too, so it’s a shared habit rather than a solo escape.

Scott in scuba gear on a sandy bottom with several
                  reef sharks swimming close around and above him.
Swimming with sharks. No. This is not AI.

In the water

Two of Us Down There

Two scuba divers holding hands over a coral reef
                      in deep blue water, one waving at the camera.
Diving with my wife.
Scott in scuba gear beside the barnacle-covered
                      fuselage of a sunken airplane, waving at the
                      camera.
Diving at a sunken plane in Aruba.

Sea stories

Not Every Day Goes to Script

Front page of Aruba's Diario newspaper with a
                      photograph of police boats alongside a dive boat
                      on the water.
The time the dive boat broke and didn’t come for us on surfacing, so police boats had to come and get us back in.
Scott in a cap and sunglasses at the wheel of a
                      small boat on bright turquoise water.
At the helm.

Links

Some Favorite Places

Carried over from my old site’s dive pages — the big organizations first, then some Northeast U.S. favorites.