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Ultimate Travel Tips – For Divers

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I have spent a lifetime traveling the globe on expeditions and filming projects. This is installment three of my top 100 travel tips to make your journey more relaxed and earth-friendly. 1. Camera Rinse – use a soft cooler or inflatable cooler to protect your camera on and off the boat. It will double as a private gear rinsing tank. 2. Luggage Protection – Coolers are lighter than Pelican hard cases and equally protective. 3. Inflatable Padding – An inflatable camping pillow serves well as protective padding for sensitive gear and camera parts. 4. Wing Safe – If you are…

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Oakville’s The Dive Academy to Host Book Signing Event Oct. 15

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Jill Heinerth will present an exciting multimedia presentation at The Dive Academy to launch her new critically acclaimed memoir Into The Planet – My Life as a Cave Diver. Books will be available for sale with cash or credit, but you can pre-order yours here to ensure quantities don’t sell out before the event. Taking you to places where no person has ever gone before, and blending memoir, adventure, and science, Into the Planet is a riveting account of one of the most dangerous yet exhilarating pursuits in the world. As one of the most celebrated cave divers in the world,…

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Ultimate Travel Tips – Toiletries and Extras

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I have spent a lifetime traveling the globe on expeditions and filming projects. This is installment six of my top 100 travel tips to make your journey more relaxed and earth-friendly. Toiletries 1. Small toiletries – Use contact lens cases for vitamins, creams, hair gels, and lotions. These little containers each carry a week’s supply of anything you need, and they won’t spill. 2. Toothpaste – To minimize taking a whole tube, make small dots of toothpaste and allow them to dry. Store them in contact lens cases. Put a toothpaste dot in your mouth and brush up. 3. Resist…

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Olympian, Athlete and Power House Authors Endorse Into The Planet

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6-time Olympic medalist Clara Hughes, record-breaking swimmer Diana Nyad and celebrated author Susan Casey offer glowing endorsements of Into The Planet which is being released this week! Susan Casey: “I’ve read Jill’s incredible book—and loved it. My only complaint is that I wish her book was twice as long…WOW.” “Into the Planet is a breathtaking thrill-ride into a deeper world that exists within this one. Few people have witnessed the sublime beauty of labyrinthine underwater caves or the inside of an iceberg—to venture in for even a glimpse is to put your life at risk—but Jill Heinerth knows these realms…

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Ultimate Travel Tips – Clothing Choices

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I have spent a lifetime traveling the globe on expeditions and filming projects. This is installment five of my top 100 travel tips to make your journey more relaxed and earth-friendly. 1. Belt – I always wear a lightweight webbed belt. Beyond holding up my pants, I can use it for yoga stretches. 2. Wool – The benefits of wearing merino wool are unsurpassed. This magic fabric is incapable of holding human body fat that causes odor. You can wear merino for a month of sweating, and the clothing will not smell. It is great for warm and cold weather….

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August 20 New York Book Launch to be Hosted by Sea Gypsies Club

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On August 20, 2019, I will launch my book Into The Planet – My Life as a Cave Diver at an event hosted by the New York Sea Gypsies Dive Club. The event is open to the public and free of charge. If you want to pre-order a book and have it delivered to you by Strand Books, please click this link. 6 PM: Jill Arrives for social and signing 7:00 PM: Club Meeting 7:45 PM: Presentation by Jill, Introduced by Deep Sea Detective Richie Kohler Address: The Press Box, 932 2nd Ave (between 49th & 50th streets), New York…

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