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Tag Archives: scuba
The Packing Puzzle – The Decision
I ignore the bags and the mess in the library for days. I roll over the pros and cons of the last two options in my head. I keep coming up with the same answer. I discuss everything with Murray … Continue reading
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Tagged carry on luggage, packing, scuba, scuba diving, travel luggage, travel planning
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The Packing Puzzle – Part 2
Test pack Options Three and Four from my last post. Here are the results: Option Three – We pull all Murray’s dive gear out but no clothes, toiletries etc. We have to play to fit four fins into his bag … Continue reading
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Scuba Diving in Cozumel, Mexico
Before we left for Africa, we spent some time researching and booking a dive trip with our Edmonton friends. I find it odd to be booking a long range trip before the short range trip has been taken, but sometimes … Continue reading
Posted in Cozumel, Planning and Packing
Tagged carry on luggage, Cozumel, houston, Mexico, scuba, scuba diving, travel planning, trip planning
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Sidetracked II (the sequel)
Our trip to Africa is imminent but we must reroute our focus to a trip in the spring. As previously mentioned, one of the participants on our upcoming dive adventure is a teacher and as such she must travel on … Continue reading
Sidetracked
Off we go on a diversion. In order to make a decision on whether or not we dive Little Cayman in April, with our NY friends, depends on a number of factors. To resolve some of these we must again … Continue reading
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Tagged Cozumel, scuba, scuba diving, travel, travel planning, trip planning
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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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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
Camera Housing Update
We have put our investigators’ hats on to figure out what caused the leak in the camera housing. We had determined that the leak was either caused by user error (me) or by an actual leak in the housing. The … Continue reading
Posted in Bonaire
Tagged scuba, scuba diving, scuba diving gear, SeaLife, shore diving, underwater cameras, underwater housings
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Homeward Bound
We wrote the last two blog posts on the flight from Bonaire to Houston, with plans to post them in the Houston airport. Both the Edmonton and Calgary airports have free WIFI zones, so we made the crazy assumption that … Continue reading
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Tagged Bonaire, Richard's Waterfront Dining, scuba, scuba diving, shore diving
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