Welcome to the Home Page of the Cave Diving Rocks Website. The focus of this website is to promote cave and technical diving to the non-diving public and recreational open water certified divers, but there are some things here for the trained cave and technical diver as well. I will attempt to offer a realistic perspective of the activity, while at the same time try to dispell some of the myths and phobias of the sport.

There's plenty to do here, from reading my articles, voting in my online polls, reading about my last cave dive, analyzing my lifetime dive statistics, to viewing some of the better pics I've taken. You can go to my contact page if you want to drop me an e-mail. Also, don't forget to bookmark this page and sign my guestbook before you leave. If you do forget, all you have to remember is www.cavedivingrocks.com and it will get you back here. Thanks for stopping in and please return from time to time to see what's new.

If you ever encounter a page or link on this website that isn't working properly, please use the "Contact Me" page to drop me a note and I will fix it ASAP.

Reminding you that the fun is always in the water and wishing you happy bubbling as you cave softly and often. Leave nothing but bubbles, take nothing but pictures, and kill nothing but time. Think safety - There are bold cave divers and there are old cave divers, but there are few bold, old cave divers.

WARNING: If you have considered entering a cave without proper training, please view this video clip first. Compliments of

What's New? I've been diving lately, but haven't been updating the dive stats on the "About Me" page or written up "Latest Dive Story" in a while.

Cave Diving Community News Fatality at Ginnie Spring - Link 2 video clips of Rescue 911 TV Series of the 1990 underwater cave rescue by Woody Jasper is on Youtube. - Link and Link Fatality at The Crack - Link GREAT NEWS!!!!! WKPP has connected Wakulla to Leon Sinks on 7/28/07. This is a decades-old goal. CONGRATS!!!! - Link Four Fatalities in Serbia sump diving accident - Link Emerald Sink is now open to dive for those who made application to dive with Wakulla Spring State Park. Fatality at Madison Blue Springs - Link Triple fatality inside Speigel Grove Shipwreck - Link Fatality at Jackson Blue Springs - Link Fatality at Manatee Springs - Link Fatality at Allen Millpond Spring - Link Indian Spring near Wakulla is now open to the cave diving community via pre-authorized guide system. Real-time river levels - Link. Anecdotal evidence suggests river water is at Little River's entrance when Suwannee @ Branford is at 20.26 ft, Telford is blown when Suwanee @ Luraville is at 23.69 ft, Peacock is blown when Suwannee @ Luraville is at 32 ft, Lafayette Blue is barely divable when Suwanee @ Luraville is at 26.84 ft, and Madison is blown when the Withlacoochie @ Pinetta is at 59 ft (barely divable at 57.23 ft). Cave Diving Museum - Link USS Oriskany is sunk - Link WKPP breaks their own penetration record in Wakulla - Link The Movie "The Cave" is out on DVD now. - Link I'm looking to start a core cave diving buddy group for some focused dives in the N. Florida area. Contact me if you might be interested or want more info. Glow In The Dark cave line - Link Near fatality in Eagles Nest - Link Fatality of British Cave Diver - Link Make a virtual cave dive into Wakulla Springs - Link Fatality in South African Cave - Link Fatality in Peacock III at Peacock Springs State Park - Link Two fatalities cave diving in Mexico - Link WKPP's Ames Sink Tracer testing is a success - Link Fatality at Ginnie Springs - Link Fatality at Cave Excursions - Link 1 and Link 2 New warning sign idea. Thought it was kinda good myself - Link