Article: THE ACCIDENTAL TECH DIVER

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[nimoh]

nice story.

I think many divers get hung up on the certification cards (I was at one point a while back), but I like how in your case it was your love of diving that lead you down the path of going incrementally to the next level.

 

[DCBC]

I enjoyed the article Megan. It's a long road; enjoy the journey!

 

[Oldbear]

Megan,

Congratulations on a job well done and the new extended horizons. It was so nice to read your story.

 

[DiveNav]

Hi Megan,
nice article.
CCR Next?
Alberto (aka eDiver)

 

[iamjblevine]

Nice narrative. Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed the progression.

 

[Kevrumbo]

The allure and fun of wreck diving is not just merely researching the history for academic sake, but actually diving down yourself and vicariously reliving the history as you would imagine how it might've actually happened. . .

A historically significant wreck is one that tells an epic heroic story. Examples:
http://www.asiadivers.com/techasia/Java.pdf

Battle of Sunda Strait - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Captain Albert Rooks USS Houston
Captain Hector Waller HMAS Perth
Ship of Ghosts

 

[lowviz]

Nice blog, I really enjoyed reading it.

 

[chile7236]

A nice read...timely in that I am finally making the "dive" in to tech as well.

 

[New Scuba Guy]

Great blog! And congratulations on achieving your diving goals!