by Isabella McClymont | Jul 2, 2021 | New Zealand, Tramping
Below is my packing list which should see you through the track in one piece with only the tiniest hint of trench foot. I originally wrote this as part of my main Milford post but it turned into a bloody novel so here it is on its own. This list is by no means perfect...
by Isabella McClymont | Oct 11, 2018 | Scuba Diving
Great air consumption – everyone wants it…but how do you get it? In my opinion, it comes with time, but there are things you can do to help get you there faster whilst avoiding dangerous tactics like skip breathing. I hope my five tips below will help you...
by Isabella McClymont | Oct 11, 2018 | Scuba Diving
Diving incorrectly weighted will increase your air consumption and hold you back from attaining that amazing weightless feeling that we’re all chasing. If you’re weighted incorrectly you will either spend the whole dive adjusting your BCD, or battling to...
by Isabella McClymont | Jul 22, 2018 | Scuba Diving
Can’t afford to become an instructor but still want to be part of someone’s first experience breathing underwater? Become a Discover Scuba Diving (DSD) leader for the princely sum of £30 instead! DSD Leader wasn’t something offered to the Divemaster...
by Isabella McClymont | Jun 27, 2018 | Europe, Uncategorized
As trite as the phrase ‘four seasons in one day’ sounds, it has never described a city more aptly than it describes Edinburgh. This is a place that requires a coat be carried at all times regardless of the season. It is however, a city that is worth layering up for....
