Corkscrewed down 20 feet underwater to do a barrel roll over a field of boulders I like to explore, then spiraled back topside. Not a long dive (around 30 secs at normal speed), just a fun one with a glimpse of one of Lake Superior’s Atlantean grottos. Pretty sure the bubble that pops out @ 43 secs came out of my right ear as I pinched my nose and equalized the pressure in my skull. Water clarity perfect on this Sunday morning dive in MY church.
My review of Captain America 1&2 springboards into a professorial dissertation about race and gender in comic book characters.
In which I continue my brutal takedown of the X-Men movies while dressed as Aquaman. SPOILER ALERT.
Spoiler alert.
Gettin’ tired toward the end there.
OK Brian the Slackline Master won but I risked more.
Here’s how I did it.
The Giant Water Bug is among the largest insects in North America. Size was at least 3 inches long. They live around the edges of lakes where they trap air under their wings and dive for small fish and frogs. This mature adult probably overwintered in the mud.
