almitywife
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caves 
was Chrisso with you???
was Chrisso with you???
Aussie diving - April week 3 (12th - 18th)
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stiebs
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Not caves (yet). Just caverns and sinkholes atm. So no venturing out of the daylight zone.
Sorry, can't say I know a Chrisso.. There was another course going on at the same time with another instructor though. They kept on turning up at dive sites about 20 minutes after us..
Sorry, can't say I know a Chrisso.. There was another course going on at the same time with another instructor though. They kept on turning up at dive sites about 20 minutes after us..
almitywife
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Chris is Chris Holman of www.divetub.com.au
i know he is off diving caves until next week so i put 2 and 2 together and got it wrong... doesnt happen often
i know he is off diving caves until next week so i put 2 and 2 together and got it wrong... doesnt happen often
OP
Am I the only one sneaking out for some diving again?? And froop in his holes, of course...but where is everyone else??
Today was excellent, too. Tons of feeding action - man, those predators make a total mess when they charge into the bait.
Water temp 27-28C; viz 15+ except where the massacre happens LOL Flat seas, low swell, mild surge.
Got to dive a new dive site today - manta ray when we pulled up (he swam off before we hit the water), two tawny nurse sharks, two kinds of turtles (loggerhead and green), tons of angelfish of a few varieties, lots of sea fans small and large, nice schools of sweetlips, sea pearch, stripey snapper, tons of little stuff and a moray we haven't seen here before...in one book he's called a Starry moray...I'll find his name when I process some photos.
Here's some feeding action for ya...
And I haven't gone out yet, but we are snorkelling with whale sharks every day
Today was excellent, too. Tons of feeding action - man, those predators make a total mess when they charge into the bait.
Water temp 27-28C; viz 15+ except where the massacre happens LOL Flat seas, low swell, mild surge.
Got to dive a new dive site today - manta ray when we pulled up (he swam off before we hit the water), two tawny nurse sharks, two kinds of turtles (loggerhead and green), tons of angelfish of a few varieties, lots of sea fans small and large, nice schools of sweetlips, sea pearch, stripey snapper, tons of little stuff and a moray we haven't seen here before...in one book he's called a Starry moray...I'll find his name when I process some photos.
Here's some feeding action for ya...
And I haven't gone out yet, but we are snorkelling with whale sharks every day
almitywife
Vegemite Mod
dont worry,... im starting a rumor that Alica works at a aquarium shop and the blue is that plastic stuff they put behind the tanks
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