Misc Diving Thoughts
You know what I thought of when I was swimming in 30 C waters off the coast of Thailand? Back when I lived in Boston I swam in the Cape Cod area of southeast Massachusetts and I remember water being that warm there. I remember how I felt back then, how it was surreal.
Then when I got to Thailand I expected it, so I wasn't as surprised, but I did love it, and it reminded me of good memories.
There are only a couple more things that I've been wanting to see underwater but haven't yet:
Jellyfish
Octopus
A shark other than a reef shark
Seahorse (I was told I might see these in the Red Sea)
Lionfish (I was supposed to see these in the GBR but didn't)
Dolphin (No idea where I can see these yet)
Then when I got to Thailand I expected it, so I wasn't as surprised, but I did love it, and it reminded me of good memories.
There are only a couple more things that I've been wanting to see underwater but haven't yet:
Jellyfish
Octopus
A shark other than a reef shark
Seahorse (I was told I might see these in the Red Sea)
Lionfish (I was supposed to see these in the GBR but didn't)
Dolphin (No idea where I can see these yet)
posted by Jimmy at
12:34 AM
4 Comments:
I've heard the Red Sea has really great diving, except it's getting more crowded lately.
Hey Jim, I'm thinking about climbing Mt Rainier next year (~July), do you think you'll be interested?
Yeah more than likely. I'll be home on June 1st at the latest. Considering I'll have spent 5 months in South America, I'll probably be ready for it (trained) as well.
to Erin: I hope it's not crowded when I get there :( I didn't even realize that there was diving there until I started this trip, so I was hoping that it was kind of a remote area.
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