Gilligan
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KidK9
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Gilligan, you give great reason to love and hate. But as had been said by other dive operators...you deserve it, you paid your dues.
KidK9
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You have amazing photography skills.
SeaYoda
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Very Pretty.
drtherc
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Where in Maui did you dive? I was there Jan 30-Feb 5. It rained for 3 days on Lana'i, so I didn't get to dive there. I did two dives at Ulua Beach, Two at 5 Caves, and one at Black Rock. I have video from Black Rock, but nothing earthshaking!
On my two dives at Ulua, I saw several turtles, a couple of decent-size turtles, and held a smallish octopus; at 5 Caves, I saw some reef sharks, another couple of turtles, and a 6-ft wingspan octopus. Lots of reef fish, and lots of nice corals (i love the micro as well as the macro life...).
While snorkeling at Airport beach, I came upon a large green seaturtle and a nice snowflake moray in the same hole not 20 feet from the shore.
I got some good footage of the snorkel trip, and the Black Rock trip, had to have repairs done while I did the other...turned out to be just a fresh water rinse for one day, and a battery recharge the other. Ah, well, the joys of technology...
I just noticed you live there...lucky dog...how do you afford it?
On my two dives at Ulua, I saw several turtles, a couple of decent-size turtles, and held a smallish octopus; at 5 Caves, I saw some reef sharks, another couple of turtles, and a 6-ft wingspan octopus. Lots of reef fish, and lots of nice corals (i love the micro as well as the macro life...).
While snorkeling at Airport beach, I came upon a large green seaturtle and a nice snowflake moray in the same hole not 20 feet from the shore.
I got some good footage of the snorkel trip, and the Black Rock trip, had to have repairs done while I did the other...turned out to be just a fresh water rinse for one day, and a battery recharge the other. Ah, well, the joys of technology...
I just noticed you live there...lucky dog...how do you afford it?
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Gilligan
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drtherc:
This dive was at 80 feet off Makena Landing.
I can afford living here because I bought my condo just before the prices went nuts.
Azotomix
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Beautifull!!!
DennisW
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Very nice pics. I always look forward to seeing them. I've visited Jim's place and it is a nice, but small condo. I would be afraid to ask what one goes for today. In the Melbourne, FL area, a condo like his, near the water, is about $450K - $500K. Bigger ones are a lot more.
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