Tiendas de vestidos de novia en Gijón
Algo Azul busca acercar de una manera más fácil y asequible la moda nupcial a las parejas que se van a unir . Leer más próximamente. Dada la precariedad laboral que existe en estos tiempos, y los malabarismos que se necesita hacer con los sueldos para estirarlos y poder llegar a fin de mes, esta empresa surge .
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Gardens of the Queen
Checkout dives are often done at some crappy reef where nothing can be harmed by an errant fin stroke or poor buoyancy control. With that in mind I was pleasantly surprised to see massive and pristine pillar corals punctuating the seafloor at Boca de Anclitas. A friendly queen angel darted between the spires of this giant coral colony, making for a great photo op with my daughter as model. A pair of Nassau grouper kept nudging ever nearer my housing’s dome port. Whether they were seeing themselves in the reflection or had targeted me as a potential fish-feeder, I wasn’t quite sure. Soon after our first giant stride it became clear that these fish did not associate divers with spears. No Nassau or black grouper could survive to this size in these waters without protection.
We enjoyed many dives with Caribbean reef sharks. I expected them — part of my research for this trip was watching a 60 Minutes episode about the Gardens of the Queen with Anderson Cooper. It aired five years ago but was still very informative and well done. The significant populations of sharks were a big talking point in the program, with healthy shark populations being directly correlated to healthy reefs.
The bait box was transformational in facilitating close encounters with the Caribbean reef sharks. They circled the box constantly, and divers who had no interest in shark photography proceeded with a relaxed dive on a gorgeous coral reef. Divers who were interested in shark proximity could have many close encounters on these scented dives. We were consistently rewarded with beautiful environmental portraits of shark and coral reef. All in all, the action with these sharks on the reef was very mellow.
