Last September I was solo diving at the St. Andrews jetties in Panama City Beach and I came eye-to-eye with a lone manatee. I never expected to see one there, either.
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The ony manatee I ever saw was at Wakulla last year, I was standing on one of the docks so I wasn't in the water with it.
This was a first and pretty darn cool.
Elisha Gibson
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NACD Full Cave
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Thanks for the comments on completing Cave DPV. It was nice to meet you. I am now looking to do more cave scootering...
Brian
that sounds fantastic, mike!
see you thurs...
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No bubbles is nice but I had an hour or so with some at Blue Springs before they closed it to diving when they are in the run. We did not go to them, they came to us and were very interested. While staying still on the bottom they would swim up face to face and check us out. I even had one tug on my fins along with having them try to roll me over with their flippers. Amazing experience. Of course it was before I got a housing for my camera but a friend got a lot of shots on his that day.
Sorry for the hijack, but I was lucky enough to get some photos this past winter.
There are lots more in my galleryhttp://inkmantpa.smugmug.com/gallery...27911150_dHa8C
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