Fiestas de San Andrés - Dólar
Human nature: Revolutions
Meanwhile the moderate part of the citizens perished between the two,
either for not joining in the quarrel,
or because envy would not suffer them to escape.
On the Corcyraean Revolution. The History of the Peloponnesian War. Thucydides
either for not joining in the quarrel,
or because envy would not suffer them to escape.
On the Corcyraean Revolution. The History of the Peloponnesian War. Thucydides
Prague - Chasing winter
Errant in the enchanted forest
Wandering through an enchanted forest
I came across the unexpected and the long time forgotten
Fulfilled I returned home
I came across the unexpected and the long time forgotten
Fulfilled I returned home
Cape Town - Crossing Table Mountain
Cape Town - Diving with sharks
The thrill: Diving with a couple of sand tiger sharks without any protection
The trick: The dive would be in an aquarium so it was a controlled environment
The fun fact: The sharks were fed only once a week, precisely the day I was diving...
Mirando los toros desde la barrera...
A sand tiger shark close up
Diving with turtles... an amazing experience
The outcome: Nothing gory happened. The sharks were curious about my presence, specially at the beginning. Probably they were expecting me to feed them. I had to sink slowly and use the rocks to protect my back (and my divemaster had to use a wooden stick to keep them away)
When I tried to get out, the younger one (a two meters male) got really, really interested in me and circled me for a while. My divemaster was a bit worried (to say the least) but with his help and trying not to freak out it finally got bored and left.
Disclaimer: Sand tigers are not that agressive but then, diving in a aquarium it's much more conflict prone than in outdoors.... It was a thrilling experience anyway ;-)
The trick: The dive would be in an aquarium so it was a controlled environment
The fun fact: The sharks were fed only once a week, precisely the day I was diving...
Mirando los toros desde la barrera...
A sand tiger shark close up
Diving with turtles... an amazing experience
The outcome: Nothing gory happened. The sharks were curious about my presence, specially at the beginning. Probably they were expecting me to feed them. I had to sink slowly and use the rocks to protect my back (and my divemaster had to use a wooden stick to keep them away)
When I tried to get out, the younger one (a two meters male) got really, really interested in me and circled me for a while. My divemaster was a bit worried (to say the least) but with his help and trying not to freak out it finally got bored and left.
Disclaimer: Sand tigers are not that agressive but then, diving in a aquarium it's much more conflict prone than in outdoors.... It was a thrilling experience anyway ;-)
Festival Internacional de Musica y Danza
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