hedonist222
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If its a wall dive or a wreck, then its fine.
Theres really no where you can go to get lost.
But when diving out in the open, then I find bothersome because I don't if the reef really ended and now I'm just swimming over sand for who knows how long.
Or after a few minutes of swim over sand, I'm onto another reef?
Our coast is almost parallel to north, so swimming east brings you to the shoreline and west takes you out into the ocean.
I usually either swim north or south and either ascend or head back.
I suppose we're fortunate that our coast is parallel to north but then my navigation skills may dwindle..
Theres really no where you can go to get lost.
But when diving out in the open, then I find bothersome because I don't if the reef really ended and now I'm just swimming over sand for who knows how long.
Or after a few minutes of swim over sand, I'm onto another reef?
Our coast is almost parallel to north, so swimming east brings you to the shoreline and west takes you out into the ocean.
I usually either swim north or south and either ascend or head back.
I suppose we're fortunate that our coast is parallel to north but then my navigation skills may dwindle..