I've even snorkeled with whale sharks off the coast of Cancun, Mexico.
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While there, they snorkeled, paddleboarded, and turned Barack into an Instagram husband.
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He walked down the boat ramp, snorkeled to deep water and made the descent.
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Guzman and other friends started with Hannah's favorite beach, Sapphire, where she often snorkeled.
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We swam from the boat to the beach, snorkeled, and took lots of pictures.
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I've never scuba dived or snorkeled, so these marine "parks" are not as accessible to me.
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They also could have SNORKELED, and made it back in time for a nice seafood dinner.
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We snorkeled at two different locations for about 1.5 hours each, one before and one after lunch.
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I had surfed, sunbathed and snorkeled in a one-piece that was literally four sizes too small.
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She saw a show at the Sydney Opera House, hiked through Bondi Beach and snorkeled near sharks.
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Raven snorkeled peacefully by herself, which impressed Nick enough to compel him to give her a rose (+15).
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"I can't wait to get in," added Mr. Obama, who snorkeled off the coast later in the day.
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William allegedly told an investigator that he had been scuba diving while his wife snorkeled, the incident report states.
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We lived in our bathing suits and snorkeled with the millions of fish that swam among the coral reefs.
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I snorkeled for a half-hour, finding coral and small fish, and glancing back now and then at the fort.
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Dan and I snorkeled through rays of light while Paolo dove with his hunting knife to slice snails off the rock.
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"We lived in our bathing suits and snorkeled with the millions of fish that swam among the coral reefs," the letter said.
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As waves crashed around the protected space and I snorkeled amongst a kaleidoscope of fish, my heart thumped with happiness — adrenaline-fueled happiness.
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In July, the couple jetted off to Turks and Caicos, where they splashed and snorkeled in the ocean and held hands on the beach.
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It's a different story if the submarine has surfaced or "snorkeled" -- that is, raised a tube to the surface to refresh the vessel's air.
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On one family's trip to Costa Rica, for instance, a grandmother traveled along in a submersible vehicle with a pilot while her grandchildren snorkeled around her.
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If the submarine has surfaced or "snorkeled" -- that is, raised a tube to the surface to refresh the vessel's air -- the crew may have bought more time.
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She also said that her family was grappling with many questions surrounding the circumstances of Steven's death, as he was a strong swimmer who had snorkeled before.
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If the submarine has surfaced or "snorkeled" -- that is, raised a tube to the surface to refresh the vessel's air -- since then, the crew may have bought more time.
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We later snorkeled on trips whenever we were by the sea, including the Red Sea, the Great Barrier Reef and even with sea lions in the Sea of Cortez.
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Swift wore a striped, retro-inspired two piece swimsuit for the outing and was seen cuddling up to her boyfriend in the water as they snorkeled and soaked up the sun.
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On Thursday, Mr. Obama said his trip to Midway, where he snorkeled amid purple and orange coral and near endangered Hawaiian monk seals, had confirmed his belief that it was possible to slow the harmful effects of the planet's warming.
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Part of the mast protrudes from the sea, and after jumping into the water from the boat, I snorkeled toward it, catching sight of schools of tarpon and several barracuda drifting near the ocean bed and a few dozen feet ahead, as if guiding the way.
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MIDWAY ATOLL (Reuters) - President Barack Obama snorkeled on Thursday in the electric-blue water off Midway Atoll, a remote coral reef that serves as a reminder of both modern global climate challenges and the United State's dominance in the Pacific since its World War Two victory there.
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Roger was a member of the Cleveland Skating Club. He was a tenacious tennis player and clever curler. He skied and snorkeled, so vacation time took the family north and south. In the Bahamas he found a new sport in addition to snorkeling: he would perch on the front of a small outboard board boat and chase sharks across sandy shallows.
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Air, surface, and submarine forces of NATO nations engaged in tests and exercises to hone their capabilities to defend the NATO nations against possible aggression. After returning to Key West on 25 October, Trumpetfish operated out of that base conducting training and exercises into 1959. During her next Mediterranean deployment, she snorkeled through the Strait of Bonifacio between Corsica and Sardinia. In August 1959, as part of Atlantic Fleet dispersal plans, Trumpetfish’s home port was changed to Charleston, South Carolina.
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At that time, the house was still officially abandoned, but with occasional visits by teenagers and fishermen. The demolition never occurred. By 2013, the house was sitting in six-feet-deep water. That same year, Florida Weekly reporter Cynthia Mott wrote in an article that while snorkeling at the site, she discovered the ruins now served as a reef, with diverse marine life. She remarked as follows: > I’ve snorkeled Grand Cayman, Mexico and Fiji, yet have never witnessed a > more diverse, crowded concentration of undersea life than what has taken up > residence under the remnants of those domes.
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On 22 August 1953, Volador began a period of special operations, departing Pearl Harbor for an Alaskan training cruise which kept her in northern waters until October 1953. Her patrol station was northeast of the St. Lawrence Bay, and, on 1 September, she made rendezvous with submarine off the southwest cape, St. Lawrence Island; the following day, she snorkeled to an area off Brook Bank, then proceeded to the Bering Strait area. Volador conducted a shipping reconnaissance patrol until the night of 27 September 1953 when she made rendezvous with and was relieved by submarine . Volador arrived at Pearl Harbor on 7 October 1953.
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Thornback soon returned to the United States, where she was decommissioned at New London on 6 April 1946 and was placed in the Atlantic Reserve Fleet. Subsequently, brought to the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, she was converted and reactivated under the Greater Underwater Propulsive Power Program (GUPPY). On 2 October 1953, the submarine was recommissioned, Lieutenant Commander Thomas C. Jones, Jr., in command, and assigned to Submarine Squadron (SubRon) 4. Shaking down in her new configuration, the submarine performed a "first" for submarines on 6 November 1954, when she snorkeled in the Mississippi River at New Orleans, Louisiana, from the Industrial Canal to the foot of Canal Street.
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