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Deep: Freediving, Renegade Science and What the Ocean Tells Us About Ourselves

Jules Verne’s Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea meets Born to Run and the cutting edge of popular science. A true insight into the discipline and wide enjoyment of freediving.

Author: Nestor, James
Publisher: Profile Books

Category: Books Tags: Book, Freediving, Ocean

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One of my favourite things to do, either to cleanse the mind and body after a day of work and activity, or as a way to evoke free flowing energy and clarity, is to immerse in the cool sea, salty waters enveloping bare skin.

The natural tree-lined archway of the former Quarantine Station at Point Nepean must within its womb hold stories we could learn much from.

Where the road leads to grand adventures... a sneak peak into the:

It's where your background, your job, your way of life, your troubles, your ecstasies, and the pushes and pulls of life drift away into nothingness, whilst you explore the vastness of yourself, and the beauty of all the treasures to be found underwater.

Sunset textures and lightbeams - natural and artificial.

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