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Jackfish City

Today, Monday, June 20th was a rough windy day on the ocean waves. We geared up on the small Banka boat and usually we wait on the surface to all go down but instead we meet at the bottom. Visibility was around 40 feet and a strong current to pull us in the direction of the coral. We all flew down to around 80 feet to notice a school of baracuda swimming pass us looking at our movements and curiously looking at us.

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I have 6 hours until I hop on a plane home. As I reflect on the last 12 months with a smile on my face, I'm rejuvenated and filled with ...(read more)

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What better way to celebrate as newlyweds than to explore the world in a honeymoon adventure with your best playmate? We are extremely fortunate to have the opportunity to take a trip like this, it would not have been possible... (more) Sign up for the notify list and receive email when a new entry is posted. subscribe unsubscribe	Jackfish City Today, Monday, June 20th was a rough windy day on the ocean waves. We geared up on the small Banka boat and usually we wait on the surface to all go down but instead we meet at the bottom. Visibility was around 40 feet and a strong current to pull us in the direction of the coral. We all flew down to around 80 feet to notice a school of baracuda swimming pass us looking at our movements and curiously looking at us. read more » Closer than before their teeth look menacing. Baracuda is a delicacy on the island. We pass more and more different textures and color of coral to be surprised by a globalular shape of a jackfish city. Hundreds and hundreds of 2 foot jackfish swarmed us. With their beady little eyes, all were looking at us. Hundreds and hundreds of them. They closed upon us playing with our bubbles up above, hundreds and hundreds blue silver bodies. Raul, our divemaster, told us a way to attract them. He took out his regulator and mopped and popped his mouth. Soon they came. I felt I wanted to go into the swarm of fish and float with their movements. To be in the middle. I was blown away. Hundreds and hundreds of them. Our current was soon pulling us in the other direction and we all said bye. In the distance, it looked like a moving bubble ever so shifting and hovering near the surface. As big as a whale, or a big rig. The small city was huge. A little while later we saw a turtle swimming in front of us to lose sight into the blue void down below, hundreds and hundreds of feet below. It was one of the best dives I have ever had and one of the most beautiful I have ever experienced. « hide more « previous \| 06.22.05 \| Poetry \| comments (0) \| next »	Reflection . . .: I have 6 hours until I hop on a plane home. As I reflect on the last 12 months with a smile on my face, I'm rejuvenated and filled with ...(read more) rowena: you've done a great job with these photos Ate. i like the offering one too. the color in i... (more) Stefan Alexis: Nolen, you big, beautiful, poetic bastard your words actually made me salivate. I slobbered all o... (more) Search this site:
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