Charles Davis

Welcome to the DeeperBlue Beginners Guide to Scuba Diving.

Learn all about how to get into Scuba Diving in this 20-part series....

This Scuba diving guide Has lead the website publisher to offer me a column that currently appears twice a week.

The Column covers a wide range of scuba diving and dive travel topics.

This book is not about making you a chef, it is not a cookbook nor a how to book. While it will include some of those elements, It is more of a concept book for someone who does not cook. It is about creating your specialty, the dish that will impress someone with your cooking. E-Book and paperback versions available.

A Photographic Collection around Zambales Philippines

(Photographs and Text)

Complete Retirement Guide. Text, Photographs, Cover Design and Publishing.

The book covers all aspects that would need to considered before retiring to the Subic Bay Philippines area.

Hello, I am Charles Davis, a professional freelance · writer that writes for the scuba diving and travel niches. Since those are my two passions in life, it made ......

Luxury Travel and Lifestyle
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The Sailing Superyacht Inouï- In Any Language It Is Exciting
When the Sailing Superyacht Inouï makes port or passes you in a Superyacht regatta she will get your attention. The French name translates to WOW -Exciting- Amazing and once you see her, you will never forget her.

Grand Palace - Phra Borom Maha Ratcha Wang

Churches of Pampanga Philippines: Early Spanish Influnces, looks at some of the remaingroup churches from the early Spanish Era of philippine history Soft cover book

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As Summer was winding down, I decided to take a trip to the Thousand Islands. The Thousand Islands has a rich history that helped shape both the United states and Canada. It was a factor in the War of 1812, was popular with Presidents in the late 1800s, and many millionaires built summer retreats here in the 1930s. The area is still a very popular summer getaway.
For those not in the know, The Thousand Islands is in the area where the Saint Lawrence River meets Lake Ontario. The Saint Lawrenc...

Recent Freelance Writing Scuba Diving Related Publications
Freelance writing covers a broad range of skills. This is the first in a series of articles in which I will highlight some of the material that is appearing on the web. Item that are written as a ghostwriter may or maynot appear depending on the terms of the assignments
Recent articles with Charles W Davis Jr. or Scuba Diving Nomad Byline.
Dive Advisor featured my write up on the San Quintin in their March 6, 2016 weekly newsletter.
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George Eastman was a very interesting man. His company Kodak created photography as we know it today. Before his inventions, Photography required huge pieces of equipment that were very expensive and required complex processing. His product could be hand carried, take multiple photos, then sent off to be processed and the camera reloaded.
The Eastman House and the attached theater and museum is a must do. Spring has not arrived, so the gardens are bare. I will visit again once the gardens are...

For decades, we have called the San Quintîn wreck a gun boat. Recently I started to try to find a better description of the San Quintîn to improve what we know and possibly find a photograph or one of a similar vessel. In the process, I found some items that did not fit with this wreck being a gun boat. Over time, I decided to start researching based just on the name and the reason it was sunk. Once I eliminated that it was a gunship, I was able to find other references to a Spanish ship by t...