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luxagraf.net
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| | | | | Drift snorkeling is like watching fish float by the window of an underwater train. And Indonesia has more marine life than anywhere I've ever seen. by Scott Gilbertson | |
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www.iexplore.com
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| | | | | While every beach's sand will vary in color from white to buttery yellow to gold, some are deemed special with sands of black. Usually black sand b... | |
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jon.bo
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| | | | | artists rendition by openai apologies for not having better photos. My phone was packed away for most of the shore activities and they don't let you bring underwater cameras while practicing so you don't drown. Probably a wise choice. Scuba always seemed like something I'd get around to doing someday. Living in Colorado or New York City I had little reason to do so; the warm, fun ocean is so far away. | |
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gusbus.space
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| | | [AI summary] The blog post chronicles a three-day trip through Phong Nha Cave in Vietnam, highlighting various cave explorations, boat rides, and interactions with fellow travelers. The author describes the experiences of paddling through the cave, the stunning natural formations, and the unique aspects of each visit, including the warmth of the guides and the camaraderie with other travelers. The post also includes some personal reflections and observations about the surroundings, as well as mentions of 'cables of the day' which seem to be a recurring theme or observation throughout the trip. The tone is reflective and engaging, with a focus on the natural beauty and the adventure of exploring the caves. The author also shares some photos and details about ... | ||
