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Julian realises that extreme diving can be dangerous and he intends to stop doing it soon.
I travel twice a year. It is a "must"; otherwise, I will feel unfit both for my work and for my studies. The thing is that, for three year, I have been a member of a diving ckub and every season we get together at a new place. We arrange these trips to escape from everyday problems and to get into the beautiful and calm underwater world. We have already done some diving in the Red Sea, on the coast os South Africa and in the dark, cold and clean waters of Lake Baikal. Nothing can compare to the excitement you feel while exploring deep underwater caves without knowing what kind of a wonder or danger you might face there. There are people of all different nationalities in our club. I feel like I can call them close and reliable friends in spite of the fact that we see each other only during our trips. We do not have any communication problems even though not everybody speaks English fluently. We work as a team. It is not the words but the care, help, and support that are essential for survival. Yes, it can be dangerous sometimes, and I am often asked why I take the risk. I do not really know, but I am going to keep on doing it.