Cindy began diving the Great Lakes in the early 1990s and has over 1,000 logged dives and holds numerous dive certifications up through Advanced Nitrox. She is an Official Court Reporter for the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court and is a Registered Professional Reporter with the National Court Reporters Association (NCRA), is a Certified Reporting Instructor, and has taught court reporting theory at a local college. Cindy is a member of the Cleveland Underwater Explorers (CLUE), the National Museum of the Great Lakes (NMGL), Maritime Archaeological Survey Team (MAST), Lake Erie Wreck Divers (LEWD), and Bay Area Divers (BAD).
Kevin was certified for scuba in 1984. He moved to the Cleveland, OH, area in 1993 and discovered shipwreck diving in the Great Lakes shortly afterwards. He enthusiastically practices diving shipwrecks in Lake Erie as well as the other Great Lakes. He was trimix certified in 1999 and has visited many of the pristine deep-water wrecks that technical diving allows. In 2001 he co-founded the Cleveland Underwater Explorers (CLUE), which has found over 35 shipwrecks in Lake Erie. Kevin is a member of the National Museum of the Great Lakes (NMGL), Maritime Archaeological Survey Team (MAST), Lake Erie Wreck Divers (LEWD), and Bay Area Divers (BAD).
https://www.clueshipwrecks.org/
https://www.greatlakeswrecks.info/
Diving Norway: Fjords, Granite, and Shipwrecks
While not considered a normal diving destination, Norway is a cold-water location that offers spectacular scenery above and below water. Its glacially carved fjords form a maze of channels that penetrate deep into the majestic granite landscape. Nestled within these fjords are many Norwegian and German shipwrecks from World War II to modern times, covered in anemones and featuring the history of the region. Above water are quaint towns and historic cities that pay homage to Norway’s maritime heritage from the Vikings to modern Arctic and Antarctic exploration.
