Monday, February 7, 2011

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  Did you know scuba diving is a drug. Once you have experienced this beautifully exhilarating sport, you cannot help but become addicted. You may become a scuba junkie, craving your next underwater fix. What a great way to enjoy life, live to dive. Scuba diving is about a lot more than looking at fish. It can also involve treasure hunting and fossil finding, for example. Wreck diving is a type of scuba diving that involves diving on shipwrecks and sometimes looking for sunken treasure. Shark diving is one of my favorites. A dive with sharks brings you to a totally different environment. The moment you hit the water, you will discover the full meaning of nature which was once limited to land and air. Get a grasp of the underwater scene as you fully enjoy sea nature in its natural state. Of all the wildest activities, shark diving sure does measure up. It's the most fun activity you can ever have on a dull weekend. Great adventures come and go, but a shark dive is something you never forget. This is the adventure of all adventures. Sharks are more scared of you than anything so there is no reason to be scared at all. The one thing that is amazing to me is being surrounded by sharks. To me it’s just awesome it’s like a natural high.

-There's nothing a good day of diving won't cure
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3 comments:

  1. deesFebruary 10, 2011 at 6:59 AM

    scubba steevvveeeeeeeeee im so glad i got introduced to diveing it makes me just want to go diveing with chester all the time!1

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  2. Kari WaivolFebruary 14, 2011 at 7:08 AM

    Melissa, well I really liked this post to. I think its really cool that you like scuba diving, because i never knew that about you. Also this part of your post "The moment you hit the water, you will discover the full meaning of nature which was once limited to land and air. Get a grasp of the underwater scene as you fully enjoy sea nature in its natural state." was my favorite. Until i read this I never really thought about it like that. Now I freaking love it.

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  3. Taylor DouglasFebruary 16, 2011 at 7:08 AM

    I really enjoyed your post, I think it would be amazing to dive around a shipwreck and look at all of the things that were on the boat.

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