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'Well that's a heck of a lot easier than on She could gain her husband's attention simply byįlashing her light across his beam. I explained that her buddy's eyes and attention would be where his Underwater hand signals and the need to illuminate them with our dive Many wonderful and unusual things.' In the pre-dive briefing we discussed Nothing to be afraid of,' I assured her, 'night dives are great. Group to Cocoview Resort, it was my pleasure to be of assistance. Her husband had asked me to help her, and as divemaster on Island Dreams' It was her first night dive, and Vickie was understandably apprehensive. Drinking Kava - Beverage of Fijian Kings.Of Manta Rays and Whale Sharks - Tall Tales from Texas.

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Lionfish/Photographer Symbiosis - How to Train a Diver.

Sipadan Saturday Night - A Turtle Tale of Love.

Her First Night Dive - Shark in the Dark.

Our current short story offerings are as follows: We hope you will enjoy these stories, written by Island Dreams' owner Ken Knezick, and welcome your own submissions.Ĭopyright © Ken Knezick - Island Dreams, Inc. But in this day of full motion video and digital editing, it may still be possible to evoke a special experience with the power of words alone. It's a lot easier to brag about having seen a hammerhead, or ridden a manta ray, it you have the photos to prove it. That's why underwater photography is such an appealing avocation. It's not always easy for divers to share the excitement of their experiences with their surface-bound, non-diving buddies.