Beginning with a one way to Barbados: Videos

JACK JOHNSON- THE OCEAN AND ME - DIVING BARBADOS - MARINE LIFE

Below is the link to my second dive video. I am still working to improve the turtle video and will add the link below when I get it done.

I'd like to acknowledge and thank Tom O'Sullivan, a Canadian who lives in Barbados and was kind enough to bring me back a GoPro camera after my first one flooded, upon his return to Barbados after visiting Toronto. Also, Anita and Ken Otterbein who organized getting the camera to Tom in Toronto. The day Tom brought the camera back the large eagle ray in the video swam by me just after as I began the dive making me ever so grateful of the help these three extended.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tJWePXqEkDI&feature=youtu.be

BOATING AND BEACHES - WALKING ON SUNSHINE - BARBADOS

For this video, I would like to thank my dad, because of him, I feel comfortable being out on the water on any boat it seems. Also, Fatima from "The Dive Shop" for letting me use the computer to make these.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHSfA1YFeOk&feature=youtu.be

DIVE VIDEO - OCTOPUS' GARDEN - THE BEATLES -BARBADOS - AUGUST

Flying grenard; hawksbill turtle; trunk fish; cowfish; spotted moray eel; me

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=200_iUtiBt8

VIDEO - SAVING DOLPHINS - NO SOUNDTRACK - THE DIVE SHOP - BARBADOS

We were between dives at the dive shop when someone hollered that there were dolphins in near the boats. Grabbing my snorkeling equipment with excitement at the thought of swimming with the dolphins, I headed for the water. The first few minutes were amazing, with the dolphins swimming in and around me as the video depicts. But then, for some uncertain reason, the whole school of them headed for the beach. This video is what footage I got of the event as several of us from "The Dive Shop" and others along the beach helped them back out to see. It was very sad for a few minutes in the middle, most especially after I picked up a baby dolphin to put it back in and it didn't swim away at first. But in the end, they all made it back out. Dave and others swam all of them out to the reef and back into the deeper part of the sea, where we hope they will remain.