Friday Fun Dive

Fun Dive: as much fun as us SCUBA professionals love teaching, a fun dive is one without students or any type of professional SCUBA diver-related work.

I always hated getting homework over the weekend, so I’m going to try to not give you any online marketing related chores for your SCUBA business on Fridays.

Instead, we’ll do a fun dive

Take a trip down memory lane since Popular Science made their entire archives available via Google Books.

Peruse through the results of a search for SCUBA amongst the archives.

I particularly like the first result:

Popular Science: SCUBA For Fun

Post image via Jared Kelly

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