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a salt assault

a salt assault


aka: an underwater bumper pack

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fishes

fishes


when I was a kid I used to swim a LOT

I used to think I was 'the man from atlantis'

later I swam for sussex competitively 

I swam 5 miles non-stop, going up and down haywards heath swimming pool for hours: I got a badge to prove it

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shooting underwater photos on a canon s120 in a housing is virtually impossible


press the button and 30 seconds later the flash will fire, if you're lucky

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after breakfast, moped-rode out through the nature reserve, down the flooded. super-bumpy, pot-holed track, past pablo escobar's old tulum gaff to the private beach we love

swam out half a mile to the reef i got to a couple of years ago

but somehow couldn't find the reef i got to a couple of years ago

did manage to swim with fishes though

only saw half a barracuda as it flashed past me on my way back, in bad visibility because the sand was being churned up in the choppy water

swimming a mile in choppy water was a little too much effort for me today...maybe THESE days

there was a moment when I was wondering if I would make it back to shore and what I should do about it

thought about taking the camera out the housing, recording a 'goodbye, oops: sorry' video message and putting the camera back in the housing and securing it to my wrist for when I was found.

but eventually I made land

feeling super knackered and shitty

my tongue felt like i'd been licking a block of salt for an hour.

I will not be doing this again

boat to destination THEN dive

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depends on the beach

depends on the beach

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delicious lunch at gorgeous pasada margherita 

love love love it here