cherinere
Contributor
First, I did not see a shark, thank God.
Second, After my husband/buddy did his cert. dives, while I floated around taking pictures the two days of diving flew by. So we said to ourselves, the water is beautiful, the weather is great and 5 dives just aint enough. So we took our Advanced diving course right there, yeeha! It was so incrediable there are not enough words to describe it. The 100 ft dive and the wreck dive were killer. So much so that we did two more after getting our Adv. course done. One thing that every one must do if down at the Caymans is the StingRay dive. It was our last rahha, and I have a extremly large Sting Ray hicking on my arm that will remind me of the vacation for a long time to come. Thank you all for the advice, the equipment worked great, the ear clearing suggestion helped alot, and My hugh fear of sharks was totally forgotten about with everything else I saw. Talk to you soon. P.S. If you read about a new navagation move called the CherieRombus it came from me.
Second, After my husband/buddy did his cert. dives, while I floated around taking pictures the two days of diving flew by. So we said to ourselves, the water is beautiful, the weather is great and 5 dives just aint enough. So we took our Advanced diving course right there, yeeha! It was so incrediable there are not enough words to describe it. The 100 ft dive and the wreck dive were killer. So much so that we did two more after getting our Adv. course done. One thing that every one must do if down at the Caymans is the StingRay dive. It was our last rahha, and I have a extremly large Sting Ray hicking on my arm that will remind me of the vacation for a long time to come. Thank you all for the advice, the equipment worked great, the ear clearing suggestion helped alot, and My hugh fear of sharks was totally forgotten about with everything else I saw. Talk to you soon. P.S. If you read about a new navagation move called the CherieRombus it came from me.
