Do you like this fish picture?
Mar 30th 2004, 4:22 am
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Do you like this fish picture?
I took this at Ningaloo last year.
And I'm heading up there again next week!
And I'm heading up there again next week!
Mar 30th 2004, 4:27 am
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So jealous we where heading up there next week to , but work commitments have got in the way
so we have to make do with a bloomin long weekend. This would have been our first visit up there. Yes the fish looks lovely 
im just jealous hope you have a good time
Joanne
so we have to make do with a bloomin long weekend. This would have been our first visit up there. Yes the fish looks lovely im just jealous hope you have a good timeJoanne
Mar 30th 2004, 6:24 am
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Re: Do you like this fish picture?
that's not a fish, this is
(and you are up there at the right time of year)
(and you are up there at the right time of year)
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Mar 30th 2004, 8:57 am
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Re: Do you like this fish picture?
Originally posted by renth
I took this at Ningaloo last year.
And I'm heading up there again next week!
I took this at Ningaloo last year.
And I'm heading up there again next week!
Where's Ningaloo?
Mar 30th 2004, 8:59 am
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Re: Do you like this fish picture?
Originally posted by renth
I took this at Ningaloo last year.
And I'm heading up there again next week!
I took this at Ningaloo last year.
And I'm heading up there again next week!
Wots it like wiv chips??
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Mar 30th 2004, 9:00 am
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north west tip of WA. One of matts must do's to go see the whale sharks:scared:
Mar 30th 2004, 9:10 am
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Best take your chainsaw then - wonder if they work underwater
Mar 30th 2004, 10:40 am
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Another fishy picture
Mar 30th 2004, 10:45 am
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Originally posted by Houdini
Another fishy picture
Another fishy picture
Mar 30th 2004, 10:56 pm
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Originally posted by jopaulss
So jealous we where heading up there next week to , but work commitments have got in the way so we have to make do with a bloomin long weekend. This would have been our first visit up there. Yes the fish looks lovely im just jealous hope you have a good time
Joanne
So jealous we where heading up there next week to , but work commitments have got in the way
so we have to make do with a bloomin long weekend. This would have been our first visit up there. Yes the fish looks lovely im just jealous hope you have a good timeJoanne
Mar 30th 2004, 10:57 pm
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Originally posted by walaj
nice surfer, the dolphin ain't too bad either
nice surfer, the dolphin ain't too bad either
Mar 30th 2004, 11:14 pm
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Who are you diving with, Renth? I went with Exmouth Diving
http://www.exmouthdiving.com.au/english/divewrld.htm
who were brilliant. It's also the only place in the world where you can get the PADI Whale Shark Interaction speciality course. My main camera flooded on the dive before the whale shark one, so I had to use a poxy throwaway for this picture.
The whole experience was brilliant, though - we timed our visit to Oz (and our marriage!) so that we could be here three weeks after the full moon in March.
This little fella was an mere eight metres, an adolescent male. (Part of the course is sexing the whale shark you dive with!)
http://www.exmouthdiving.com.au/english/divewrld.htm
who were brilliant. It's also the only place in the world where you can get the PADI Whale Shark Interaction speciality course. My main camera flooded on the dive before the whale shark one, so I had to use a poxy throwaway for this picture.
The whole experience was brilliant, though - we timed our visit to Oz (and our marriage!) so that we could be here three weeks after the full moon in March.
This little fella was an mere eight metres, an adolescent male. (Part of the course is sexing the whale shark you dive with!)
Mar 30th 2004, 11:18 pm
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Originally posted by Houdini
Another fishy picture
Another fishy picture
Mar 30th 2004, 11:22 pm
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Originally posted by downunderpom
Who are you diving with, Renth? I went with Exmouth Diving
http://www.exmouthdiving.com.au/english/divewrld.htm
who were brilliant. It's also the only place in the world where you can get the PADI Whale Shark Interaction speciality course. My main camera flooded on the dive before the whale shark one, so I had to use a poxy throwaway for this picture.
The whole experience was brilliant, though - we timed our visit to Oz (and our marriage!) so that we could be here three weeks after the full moon in March.
This little fella was an mere eight metres, an adolescent male. (Part of the course is sexing the whale shark you dive with!)
Who are you diving with, Renth? I went with Exmouth Diving
http://www.exmouthdiving.com.au/english/divewrld.htm
who were brilliant. It's also the only place in the world where you can get the PADI Whale Shark Interaction speciality course. My main camera flooded on the dive before the whale shark one, so I had to use a poxy throwaway for this picture.
The whole experience was brilliant, though - we timed our visit to Oz (and our marriage!) so that we could be here three weeks after the full moon in March.
This little fella was an mere eight metres, an adolescent male. (Part of the course is sexing the whale shark you dive with!)
My wife did the whale sharks last year, it's my turn this year.
The Mrs is a PADI instructor and a bit of a marine biologist on the side and she's going to do a bit of work relating to the coral spawning which will be happening at the time and might also be tagging some manta rays.
We'll be mainly snorkelling on the reef though.
Mar 30th 2004, 11:25 pm
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Originally posted by renth
I don't know who we will be diving with, there is a dive shop at the camp site we're staying on. I think we'll do the pier dive which is supposed to be good.
My wife did the whale sharks last year, it's my turn this year.
The Mrs is a PADI instructor and a bit of a marine biologist on the side and she's going to do a bit of work relating to the coral spawning which will be happening at the time and might also be tagging some manta rays.
We'll be mainly snorkelling on the reef though.
I don't know who we will be diving with, there is a dive shop at the camp site we're staying on. I think we'll do the pier dive which is supposed to be good.
My wife did the whale sharks last year, it's my turn this year.
The Mrs is a PADI instructor and a bit of a marine biologist on the side and she's going to do a bit of work relating to the coral spawning which will be happening at the time and might also be tagging some manta rays.
We'll be mainly snorkelling on the reef though.
The coral spawning is what I timed my visit for - three weeks after the full moon in March, apparently. (Or is that the time when the whale sharks come through...?) I seem to remember the spawning being AT the full moon....