There is it times it said with my interesting sport is the number one subject.
Once you get comfortable with diving - and I mean you don't have to think about your buoyancy anymore, when you can balance your ears without blowing your nose, and stay underwater. usually like on landing - then you get real fun while diving. Only then will you see what you haven't noticed before when you were too busy tuning your gear. Here in the Pacific Northwest, for example, you will notice the seasons under water. Under the waves there are spring, summer, autumn and winter, like terrestrial, and each season has its own flora and fauna. You will notice who is the prey and who is the predator, and if you take your time, you will see that fish are not the simple creatures we make for them. You will laugh when you see a starfish turn upside down on a smooth wall, and you might be startled to discover that a spirit cod is challenging you to protect its eggs. My friend will notice gulls and fir branches above when you lie on your back at 100 feet. My friend will notice the color of the water, and the rays of sunlight shining in the sand. In short, once you get over your fears and equipment, you'll see and understand the underwater world more clearly. Scuba diving has always put me in an equal relationship. It always puts everything in perspective and makes me cherish life. Maybe my friend is understanding too much ...
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