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Tag Archives: Tortola
Pro-Internship in the BVI: LOVING IT!!
So I’m a DM! Yay! Not exactly a life-long dream, but certainly something I’ve had on my mind since my first dive just over 2 years ago. To date, I’ve logged about 220 dives, most of them this year, and … Continue reading
Posted in British Virgin Islands, Diving
Tagged boats, BVI, current, diving, fenders, lines, night dive, ocean, Sail Caribbean Divers, Tortola, waves, wind
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Virgin Gorda – The Baths
A couple of weeks ago – oh my God, time FLIES! – I decided it was time to visit a new island in the BVI, and headed off to Virgin Gorda for the day. You can see Spanish Town from … Continue reading
Posted in British Virgin Islands
Tagged Speedy ferries, The Baths, Tortola, Virgin Gorda
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DM – Done!
After a couple of days laying low, I felt better enough to head back out on the water and try to tick off the final boxes of my DM. I managed to lead my last DSD to qualify for my … Continue reading
Posted in British Virgin Islands, Diving, Exercise
Tagged divemaster, diving, DM, DSD Leader, EFRI, Sail Caribbean Divers, SCD, scuba, scuba diving, scuba review, skills, Tortola
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What else I do in the BVI
Since I’m spending a couple of days land-locked until my sinuses clear up, what more perfect opportunity to relate some of the other things to do in the BVI besides dive. To be honest, there’s not a whole lot of … Continue reading
Posted in British Virgin Islands, Friends
Tagged band camp, Movember, Nanny Cay, quiz night, rehearsal, Richard Splash and the Glory Holes, Road Town, Tortola, trivia
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DM in the BVI – Week 3
Week 3 was hectic! I managed to get all of my swims done, including the brutal 15 minute tread. Technically PADI requires that you tread or float for 15 minutes, with the last two minutes with your hands, to the … Continue reading
Posted in British Virgin Islands, Diving
Tagged cowfish, diving, DM, dolphin, RMS Rhone, scorpionfish, scuba, seahorse, skills, swim, Tortola, trunkfish
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DM – How it works
Life here on Tortola has been ramping up! I’ve gotten a few things checked off the To Do To Be A DM List, but still have quite a few more to go. I understand that the world of diving, and … Continue reading
Posted in British Virgin Islands, Diving, Exercise
Tagged confined water, diving, DM, open water, PADI, scuba diving, skills, Tortola
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DM – week one!
Alright, so apparently being a dry suit diver did NOT help me with my 24 basic Open Water and Skin Diving skills. I was absolutely abysmal at the mast removal and replacement; Day 2 of my DM was definitely not … Continue reading
Posted in British Virgin Islands, Diving
Tagged Cooper Island, divemaster, DM, Norman Island, RMS Rhone, Sail Caribbean Divers, skills, Tortola
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Hello from Tortola – getting here and DM Day 1
Hello from the British Virgin Islands! It’s hot, it’s humid, it’s rainy, it’s sunny and did I mention it’s hot and humid??? Oh, and there are also palm trees – everywhere! I haven’t seen too much of the island yet, … Continue reading
Posted in British Virgin Islands, Diving
Tagged border wait, diving, Tortola, travelling
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