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| Tridacna maxima ![]() | Re: OT: Close Encounter with a Shark Yesterday I always make my husband nervous when we go diving and I end up with a bloody nose. I won't tell him this story!
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| Golden Moray | Re: OT: Close Encounter with a Shark Yesterday Quote:
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Scuba boots would have been PERFECT in this case. When we went out, I wasn't expecting my barnacle walking so I just brought sunscreen and a towel. Next time, I'll pop those on the boat just in case I decide to go exploring again! | |||
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| Excellent Guesser :D | Re: OT: Close Encounter with a Shark Yesterday And a pitcher of margharitas. Don't forget to take the pitcher, I mean picture! lol
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