Candice Landau
Last Updated on April 13, 2024 by Candice Landau
I have to admit, when the article published on PADI’s site and I read the title, I had to laugh. This was not my own title, but it was a good hook into the article. And no, I did not write about divers who processed things slowly (although you could argue that), just about slow diving. You can read the full article on PADI’s blog here.
About Me
I'm a South African expat living in the USA and traveling, well, everywhere. Obsessed diver, learner, maker, reader and writer. Follow along as I get you the inside scoop on where to dive, what to eat (and drink) and how to travel better and lighter!
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