We went to Mexico again and brought the 200w HMI to light up some of the caves there:
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We went to Mexico again and brought the 200w HMI to light up some of the caves there:
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Thanks for posting, i like it.
Cheers Pete.
Hi Northseaexplores!
Vey beautiful footage with a remarkable atmosphere and nice edited as well! :-)
Thanks for posting!
Best regards from Kim Meineche!
We went to Mexico again and brought the 200w HMI to light up some of the caves there:
Really nice footage. Well done. Which cenotes/caves were you diving?
A little off topic but I noticed where you are from and I am heading to Bergen this weekend and hoping to get some diving in, any recommendations?
VH,
Kelly
Very cool. Any clues as to what the bones at 2:16 were from?
Really nice footage. Well done. Which cenotes/caves were you diving?
A little off topic but I noticed where you are from and I am heading to Bergen this weekend and hoping to get some diving in, any recommendations?
VH,
Kelly
Thanks. We were based in Tulum so all the usual ones around there, Nohoch, Naharon, Dos Ojos, River Run etc. We also had a couple of guided dives but I have been asked to refer to those sites only as "My Secret Cenote". They were pretty new and fresh!
There is no proper dive center/charter in Bergen unfortunately. http://www.nemo.no/ can probably help you out with gas (make sure you are not in a hurry), but that is pretty much it with them. You could show up for a club dive wih the Uni, see sub.uib.no (they dive Sat/Sun). We will probably head out for a shore dive (either wreck or nature) on Sunday so you are welcome to join for that if you want or you could head up to Gulen Dive Center/Resort (90 min. with car north of Bergen) and enjoy some of the great WW2 wrecks they have there. See: http://gulendykkesenter.no/.
It's a bit pricey, NOK550 per dive, but hey that's Norway for you ...
Very cool. Any clues as to what the bones at 2:16 were from?
Thanks. I have been told that they are of a bear.
Great stuff. Something I have always wished to do but living in San Diego, will probably never get the chance. Damn.
steve
Cool video! Some really great footage!
Thanks for posting.
Lee
Wow!..very well done...certainly looks a little different than the Fl. cave...
Thank you for sharing this video
Don
Excellent work!!! ![]()
This is amazing.
Thanks for posting.
Everyone should check this out. I watched it several times.
Great piece of music as well, from an excellent movie!
I just keep coming back to this video often to watch it again and again. Must have watched it over dozen times and still find it enticing.
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