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May 24th I took a break from studying and went diving with Fernando and his family (from San Jose, Costa Rica) and Tim and Chandra (from England). There were lots of white-tip reef sharks at Argentina Point (I counted at least 10). They were hanging out from 30ft to 80ft, which allowed our open water student, Perry, get to see sharks on her very first dive. We found a yellow sea horse and a juvenile high hat plus lots of octopus. We watched two octopus fighting with... Read More
I am fully commited to the PADI instructor course, last night I opened the Instructor Cadidate Work Book. No turning back now. I will coninue this blog as my studying and course continues. I am excited! Bobbie Jo... Read More
Yesterday I went diving with my two daughters Kelley and Karie; what a day. We dove Surpresa in the Gulf of Papagayo, Costa Rica. Visibility was 70ft and the water was 83 degrees. Eels were everywhere and lots of octopus poking their heads out. We found a turtle munching on some algae, must have been realy good stuff because we saw him go up for air and while we did our saftey stop we saw him diving back down for more. Pura Vida Bobbie Jo / Diving safaris... Read More
I went diving yesterday with a couple of customers and wow the water was soo nice. Warm, clear and full of fish. We found two baby white-tip reef sharks sleeping under a rock at Virador and down at 70 feet there were thousands of half moon jelly fish. There were so many that I was almost hypnotised, the song from the Beatles kept going through my head (Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds). We found a really nice octopus free swimming, he was changing colors and trying to c... Read More
I dove with my daughter Kelley and some of her friends from Utila on her birthday and the water was pretty chilly (68F), but we did not notice it so much because of the parade of southern sting rays at Argentina Point. At 80ft the jelly fish were everywhere (they are not the stinging kind), you could feel them as they bumped up against your face, and sometimes you had to use your hand to move them out of your path. Very cool dive, no pun intended. Katherine from Oceans Un... Read More
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