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Category Archives: Bonaire
The Underwater World
I am always amazed at the calming effect that diving has. Once we are into the water, down at depth, I relax and watch. I love watching the interactions of the fish. A trumpet fish swimming next to, above, below … Continue reading
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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Post-mortem Bonaire
Debbie and I debrief our trips to see if there is anything we can use in the future especially if we return to the area. Here are some of the things we came up with after our return. The Carib … 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
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Tagged scuba, scuba diving, scuba diving gear, SeaLife, shore diving, underwater cameras, underwater housings
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Bonaire Unpacking
While unpacking, I discovered a few items in my bag that I did not use in Bonaire and a few items that I want to comment on. I took a small purse, for evenings, and did not use it. I … Continue reading
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Tagged daypack, packing lists, purses for travel, scuba diving gear, travel planning
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Bonaire Photos!
We have culled and readied our Bonaire photos and they are now on display under the “Photos” menu item. Enjoy!
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
The New Camera
It’s done. We have spent the last couple of weeks researching cameras and underwater housings trying to decide what will serve our purposes the best. We started out looking at things in a random fashion, worked on selection criteria as … Continue reading
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Tagged B & H, cameras, Canon, carry on luggage, gear, Ikelite, photography, SeaLife, Ultralight, underwater cameras, underwater housings
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Oooooom
Travel mode. We are on our way to Toronto today and then to Curacao and Bonaire tomorrow. I said it to myself on the way to the airport but things still get to me. Yesterday Debbie printed out our boarding … Continue reading
Purgatory
The flight from Toronto to Curacao goes smoothly. As we are landing, Murray says, we are 50% to Bonaire. And I reply, well, aren’t we more like 95%? After all, we only have a couple of hours to wait in … Continue reading