DH and I spent the week diving the Atlantic coast of Antigua. The conditions resembled a washing machine at times (the Trade Winds blew in just before we arrived) but it was oh so worth it!
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Those videos are seriously awesome! I love the clarity of them! I may have to get me one of those cameras...not that I'd ever go diving...but never say never! Thanks for the share!
Oh, then you definitely need to get certified! We saw 7 grey reef sharks in our first three dives and 4 octopuses in the next two.
the local Rec Plex has courses and one of my goals this year is to sign up for them and get the process started. A good friend of mine in AZ also dives and has been encouraging me to get certified to go with them
Wow, I'm especially jealous of the octopus sighting! Awesome!
We were lucky because, besides the fact that they are difficult to see to begin with, we rarely see them during the day. We did a night dive last year in Cozumel and saw 8 of them!
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Post by LavenderLayoutLady on Dec 29, 2016 20:07:34 GMT
Those are incredible videos!
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So awesome!! It's been over 20 years since I last dived. I would love so much to be able to do it again one day. We didn't have underwater cameras and videos way back then! I'd love to go back to the Great Barrier Reef.
Im so jealous!!! What did you use to get these videos??? 
Those were so amazing, I can't stop watching them. Doesn't hurt I have a thing for sharks and octopus 
