When I returned to Taganga, I met Monique, an Aussie traveler who was also PADI certified and interested in checking out the diving in Taganga. We did a couple of fun dives with one of the local dive operators. The dives themselves were nice and he visibility was good (I saw seahorses for the first time!), but the water was 21-22 degrees Celsius (which for those of you who work in Fahrenheit, equates to DAMN cold). By the end of the second dive, I was ready to swear off non-tropical dive excursions for the rest of my life.
I also had a little altercation with a bee who found his way into my wetsuit during our surface interval. Not fun. Luckily, the little addition to my dive gear was a harmless little sweat bee and not a wasp or yellow jacket.
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Taganga from inside a taxi
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Sunday at the beach
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Chris and Alex, a super-cool Canadian couple I met at Casa de Felipe
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My dive partner, Monique
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Working on my tan
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Sunset over Taganga
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The patio
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The greatest idea ever, you get to hang out with your friends and never have to get out of the hammock!
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See what I mean about hard to leave?
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More Casa de Felipe
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Monique, enjoying a post-dive beverage
1 comment:
Julia, I'm super super jealous and wish I could be hanging out in a hammock!! Send some of that sunshine our way. :)
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