Yahweh, who can find a home in your tent, who can dwell on your holy mountain? The man whose way of life is blameless, who always does what is right, who speaks the truth from his heart, who keeps the tongue under control, who does no wrong to his fellow, who casts no discredit on […]
Scuba divers know in temperate waters if the water is clear one must go deeper to find colours. I was quite surprised during my dive near Leigh when I found this cute sponge garden in just 10 metres of water. The sponges were not that big and they covered just a couple of square metres, […]
Jonathan and Zach travel to a shipwreck in Florida to film a gigantic (some would say Goliath!) grouper named Wilbur. Check more videos at Vita Aquatica.
This is our compressor, an old but trusty Bauer Capitano from the early seventies. Let me share with you its advantages: It has a petrol engine which gives us independence. That means we can use it wherever we need. We do not have electricity on our property so that flexibility is very important to us. […]
I’ve added more images from coastal reefs of Mahurangi Harbour to pacificimages.net. They bear a testimony of how our surface activity affects the ocean, especially the enclosed harbours and bays. The soil around the harbour is mostly clay. When exposed the extremely fine clay particles get into water. Scattered in the water column they make […]
At the age of about ten, I saw, by accident, the fine Cathedral of Winchester, about twenty miles from my own home. Little impression was made on my mind by the sight, other than a sort of a vague idea, that England must have had a different people living in it, in the days when such […]