
As I’m nearing the end for this incredible year, I find myself reflecting on what I’ve experienced. Form people I’ve met to endless learning about the sea and new places. I’m feeling an immense gratification and I really have to pinch myself from time to time. What I only dreamt about a few years ago, I’m now breathing that energy. I’m seeing those deep colours. I’m feeling that zen…

The week went by quickly as I’m balancing the days with diving, walking, socializing and getting the boat ready for haul-out in Apataki Atoll. I’m going through nooks and crannies; tossing items I have not used and organizing valuable items for easy access. I’m also thinking forward to next year as my plan is to install a few items, such as a new water-maker and possibly more batteries. I have more than enough, however storing energy is so important.
Back to the fun….
This week, I spent most of my time in and under the water. I joined the local dive shop and did a couple of drift dives with tuna, grouper, nurse sharks and various reef sharks. The schools of various fish were incredible to watch and swim amongst. This dive may have been the most incredible dive I’ve ever experienced. Unfortunately, all my underwater videos are downloaded on my computer and this platform doesn’t let me download videos here from my computer. But I do post them on insta and Facebook if you’re interested. Perhaps, I’m not savvvy enough upload them here.
One of the highlights this week has been meeting new people. I have had neighbours from Switzerland, the UK, Sweden and Turkey. In addition, yesterday’s full day of excursion to the south end, I met folks from France, Italy and Australia. Some are temporarily working here as healthcare workers, some on their honeymoon and some celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary!
Yesterday was fun!


















Fantastiskt Ulrika.Du är en härlig tjej.Spännde att följa dina äventyr. Sköt om dig Lars
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Incredible how many people you’re meeting from around the world. Never ending fun!
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