What is it like to dive in the murky depths of the ocean? How do you raise the wreck of a ship or aircraft? Here, Kenneth Clark relives his diving experiences from training in the 1950s, to being awarded the Gold Sub Aqua Medal by the Duke of Edinburgh. His achievements include helping raise the Gitana from Loch Rannoch in 1978. At the time, it was the heaviest wreck ever salvaged by amateur divers.
Author Biography
Adventures in Murky Waters is the debut book by Kenneth Clark. Born in 1934, he lived in Cornwall for 25 years before retiring to Dorset in 2012. The book is dedicated to his wife, Dinah. Kenneth said: "Throughout many adventures and the accompanying danger in which I often found myself, my wife Dinah has been at my side both above and below water - supporting me and encouraging me throughout" "For those of you who enjoy adventure out of the norm, and intrigue, this book is for you."
