We went whale watching.....some pics.....
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Just a few pics. It was an amazing afternoon spent with my daughter off the coast of NL.
We were lucky to see an enormous pod, I think we were in the middle of them all when one whale decided it would show off
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Also a mum & young whale came up beside us and when they blew their blowholes they were so close we all got soaked!
Unfortunately the pics aren't all that great, my camera is nothing big and the sea was really choppy, thats asides we loved it, my daughter said it was better than Seaworld
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We were lucky to see an enormous pod, I think we were in the middle of them all when one whale decided it would show off
.Also a mum & young whale came up beside us and when they blew their blowholes they were so close we all got soaked!
Unfortunately the pics aren't all that great, my camera is nothing big and the sea was really choppy, thats asides we loved it, my daughter said it was better than Seaworld
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We went that close in a boat that big. The neatest thing was that the tour people let us bring our dog. The dog was well confused.
#5
What a fantastic trip for you. I would love to see whales in their natural habitat
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Wow! You lucky girl - sounds like a trip to remember.
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Wow. Out of the two trips we've been on, all we've seen is a bit of hump and the odd fin. Some of the advertising material put out by these companies is a tad "optimistic".
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Great pics & what a lovely experience for you and your daughter.
#10
Loving the pics!
Me and hubby were out for a walk along the cliffs with the dogs last week and saw the whales from the cliffs, just about 50-100m out to see - an amazing sight when you are out walking the dogs.
Me and hubby were out for a walk along the cliffs with the dogs last week and saw the whales from the cliffs, just about 50-100m out to see - an amazing sight when you are out walking the dogs.
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When can I come and stay and go whale watching? Photo's are absplutely amazing they look like they came very close, a moment your daughter will always remember, dead jealous....
Please, pretty please....Will, clean, cook, babysit, even do the ironing....
Charlie
Please, pretty please....Will, clean, cook, babysit, even do the ironing....
Charlie
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when are you available
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and when you're finished at D15ney's you can come to mine - no babysitting but lots of ironing, hoovering, washing, ironing .................
(and once you're finished all our housework, we'll take you whale watching and then out on george st for some drinks!)
(and once you're finished all our housework, we'll take you whale watching and then out on george st for some drinks!)
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Your pics look amazing.
We went whale watching off Digby neck last weekend. Didn't get any pics but we were watching a large female humpback and her calf. We were in a small zodiac boat (I thought it looked like a rubber dingy) and the female came right up to the boat and them swam underneath. She was so close that I was surprised she didn't touch the underside of the boat when swimming underneath. I thought that being that close to such a big whale, in a boat a third the size of her, would freak me out but it was amazing.
Apparently there was a blue whale in the area last year. I wonder whether being close to one of them in a small zodiac would freak me out
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We went whale watching off Digby neck last weekend. Didn't get any pics but we were watching a large female humpback and her calf. We were in a small zodiac boat (I thought it looked like a rubber dingy) and the female came right up to the boat and them swam underneath. She was so close that I was surprised she didn't touch the underside of the boat when swimming underneath. I thought that being that close to such a big whale, in a boat a third the size of her, would freak me out but it was amazing.
Apparently there was a blue whale in the area last year. I wonder whether being close to one of them in a small zodiac would freak me out
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