In July of 2019 I had a chance to spend one week in Daru, Papua New Guinea. A place where no tourists visit this is the story of some of the people who call this place home.

Home of some of the best freshwater diving in the world, Brockville Ontario sits on the edge of the mighty St. Lawrence River.  Beautiful for the 1000 Islands scattered along the waterway, these granite sentries are a playground for tourists, but historically they posed a much greater threat for vessels sailing into the Great Lakes for trade and commerce.

An unknown shipwreck beckons for adventure and discovery in a remote corner of the Marshall Islands. Contributing author Ben Sellers offers readers a chance to experience the final moments of the fateful journey in this fictional short.

In the heart of the Marshall Islands lies the ruins of the Terushima Maru, one of the many casualties of World War II that still carries a deadly cargo. A supply ship once used by the Japanese to support outposts in the Pacific, it now rest in the calm waters of Maloelap Atoll and is home to an abundance of marine life.