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Tag Archives: scuba diving
Learning More About Scuba
Even though Murray and I have over 150 dives each, we are still accumulating knowledge about scuba diving. I spotted a ray hiding under a shelf, took pictures, pointed him out to others and then moved on. After I left, … Continue reading
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Tagged fins, Honduras, leveler weights, scuba diving, Utila, Honduras
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Last Dives in Utila
The last day of diving is always poignant. It is all coming to an end. No more frolicking with the fish in the water. No more relaxing and rocking with the surge. No more sharing fish tales with fellow divers. … Continue reading
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Tagged bulb tunicates, Honduras, scuba diving, sea pearl, Utila, Honduras
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Liveboard on Land
Deep Blue (www.deepblueutila.com) is like a liveaboard on land. Its sole purpose is to cater to divers. If you don’t dive I have no idea how you would survive here. No pool, good with me, but if you are not … Continue reading
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Hermit Crabs and Scuba Diving
It’s evening and as we walk across the yard to dinner the ground is moving. We have to watch were we step. Hermit crabs. Hundreds of them. I’ve seen some before, but not this many. They come in a variety … Continue reading
Diving into the Deep Blue
We go into the deep blue today. We stay on the south side of the island for all three dives. The dives are easy, shallow and no current. In between scouring for banded coral shrimp, sea horses and fascinating fish … Continue reading
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Tagged grunts, scuba, scuba diving, social tunicates, Utila, Honduras
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Utila – Starting to Pack
As we were brushing our teeth this morning, I mentioned to Murray that we should start our packing process this weekend. It is only three weeks until we leave. We may be going to the mountains next weekend, so I … Continue reading
Last Day on Havelock
Today was our last day of diving here on the Andaman Islands. Both Murray and I are glad that we came here. The diving has been excellent; the area is relatively untouched by both divers and fishermen. That means there … Continue reading
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Tagged Andaman Islands, havelock, havelock scuba diving, scuba diving
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Dongee
Dongee.It is the water craft that we are riding in towards our first dive site. It is not for the faint of heart! Andaman Bubbles is so far a good operation. The only slightly sketchy aspect is the boat. It … Continue reading
Bhutan packing and other stuff
Murray was getting antsy about starting to pack for Bhutan and India. The trip is becoming reality. The camping gear is put away, the laundry is done, my daughter has left to go back to school in BC. We printed … Continue reading
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Keeping the trip alive
We have been back for two weeks now and it feels like we were never away. Laundry is done and put away, suitcases are put away, everything is put away. Pictures are culled, photoshopped and posted. How do I keep … Continue reading