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Down The Cayman Wall The culmination of the book is an historical encounter with a giant underwater creature which answered the question of Gary's mysterious encounter but led to so man. The author spent 8 years diving a
| Title | : | Down The Cayman Wall |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.98 (293 Votes) |
| Id Book | : | 145646387X |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 216 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2011-01-12 |
| Type File | : | PDF, DOC, RTF, ePub |
Down the Cayman wall is not only about giant sea creatures but the discovery of an island, its people, its places and its deep secrets. The author spent 8 years diving a 21ft research submarine to 1000 feet in and around George Town, Grand Cayman. A mysterious encounter underwater leads Gary on a hunt for answers about the deep. The problem is ultimately solved while the author is guiding an expedition into the Cayman Trench for a film crew from the BBC "Blue Planet". The story includes Gary's path to Grand Cayman, piloting research submarines and accumulating a record number of dives. His experiences and encounters range from hilarious to peculiar, and even totally surreal, but are never less than fascinating. The interaction with the sea, the Island and its' people provides vivid glimpses of life in a Caribbean paradise . The culmination of the book is an historical encounter with a giant underwater creature which answered the question of Gary's mysterious encounter but led to so man
Mr Montemayor has accomplished more than 2000 dives in manned submersible and has served as a test pilot for two prototype submersibles. He has ROV experience on working class and observation class ROV's and is the owner and Chief Pilot of a ROV research operation in the Cayman Islands.
He has contributed as submersible pilot to the filming of documentaries for the BBC, Discovery Channel, PBS, and National Geographic Channel.He has been credited for the discovery of new species in association with the Smithsonian Institute and is the newest Fellow of the Royal Geographic Society, a Fellow of the prestigious Explores Club of New York and a member of the American Polar Society.
His geographical attention continues to be the deep sea. The mesopelagic and bathypelagic zone of the deep ocean has been mostly unexplored and the study of this part of our world and the revelation of new undiscovered life forms consumes his interest. "We have now entered the golden age
He has contributed as submersible pilot to the filming of documentaries for the BBC, Discovery Channel, PBS, and National Geographic Channel.He has been credited for the discovery of new species in association with the Smithsonian Institute and is the newest Fellow of the Royal Geographic Society, a Fellow of the prestigious Explores Club of New York and a member of the American Polar Society.
His geographical attention continues to be the deep sea. The mesopelagic and bathypelagic zone of the deep ocean has been mostly unexplored and the study of this part of our world and the revelation of new undiscovered life forms consumes his interest. "We have now entered the golden age
Enders Robinson tells us the main points several times over to ensure that we understand them; yet he does so in such a way that one hardly knows that it is the same message. Sojourner is a master storyteller whose talents are enormous. His family has more money than God and all he can do is whine about how the one man he loved used him for his money – to the point where he indiscriminately takes it out on anyone he perceives as having less money than he does. Agreements, Defense Dept. I thoroughly enjoyed the story, Gary's obvious passion for the world below the waves and his dry humor.
However, the reading is slow and ungainly as the book is in serious need of editing with many spelling, grammar and tense errors that require sentences to be read over and over again to glean their meaning.
Gary, if you've got another great adventure to share, get a proof reader. Practically single handedly taught the world that language is about a set of rules, not the medi
However, the reading is slow and ungainly as the book is in serious need of editing with many spelling, grammar and tense errors that require sentences to be read over and over again to glean their meaning.
Gary, if you've got another great adventure to share, get a proof reader. Practically single handedly taught the world that language is about a set of rules, not the medi
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