Having just returned from Tonga, I am already planning the next trip. I will be going back for a fourth season. Words are hard to find that aptly describe the feelings experienced when snorkeling with whales. Having led several small groups to swim with whales, I get to witness and hear peoples excitement, so one would think I could describe the feeling. The truth is its hard to put into words how a person can feel so alive and at the same time awes struck and humbled. It really is an amazing experience.
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I met Doug 17 years ago in Maui, the funny thing is we both came from Colorado.
He introduced me to scuba diving and little did we know at the time, I went on to become a divemaster, at the same shop he became an instructor.
He has a way of making you comfortable underwater, of helping you discover the beauty of the underwater world.
I felt safe and comfortable right away and that really made a difference on how I approached my certifications and how I interact with students as a divemaster.
Diving has changed my life in many ways, for the better, thanks to him.
I may not have his talent as an underwater photographer, but maybe I can become as good as he is as a boat photographer.
I has been 17 years, but I still remember Doug as if it was yesterday, that says a lot.
Thanks Doug for everything
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