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"Ocean swimmers and scuba divers, are you scared of shark attacks?"
My swimmers are good. |
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That fear is why I'm NOT an ocean diver or snorkeler ;)
On the land and in air, I have confidence in my abilities to defend myself. In water, I am fully aware that I am prey. No thank you. |
You are not really safe anywhere .
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Alby is my hero
And yea Maui, I wouldn’t - but you only live once…..and that’s exactly why I wouldn’t. Can’t you just go to the Monterey aquarium? Damn the things you parents have to do for your kids…..like get eaten by a wild real life monster…sorry don’t listen to me. I won’t get on an airplane either so…. |
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I would recommend you head north a bit to Honolua Bay. You'll have to park on the side of Honoapiilani Highway and walk to the Honolua access trail. The trail is about 300 yards to the shore. The shore is rocky and not comfortable to sit on, but the snorkeling is the best you will find from a beach. Swim along the south side of the shoreline as far out as you are comfortable and hopefully you'll be brave enough to get to the double bay part that has large rocks to swim between. Lots of fish to swim with here. Honolua Bay won't be crowded (mostly because the beach is not comfortable and there isn't a ton of parking). But it is so worth your time. Respect the trail on the way down. It is maintained by locals and it is a bit like a spiritual area. If you are nervous or new to snorkeling, take a couple dips at Black Rock to get comfortable. But my guess is that if you enjoy snorkeling at all, you'd vastly prefer Honolua Bay to pretty much anything else you can access by shore. |
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Haha I was going to ask him if he used his wonder twin powers to grow wings and even if he could fly, who and what would be attacking him?
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Fair question, I suppose. Smartass comments aside about being a paratrooper or encountering snakes on a plane...how many birds are big enough to eat a 6'1, 230lb man? I'm gonna go with zero. Who and what would be attacking me, indeed. Pretty much nothing is a guarantee
In the water, no such guarantee exists. There's still crap down there that we don't even know about! Man should know his limitations...mine is the sea. |
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Nowhere's safe!
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The only other creature that I am equally as scared of as sharks, are grizzly bears. Both irrational fears
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Okay, I'm sorry, but the next thread below this one right now is "What's for dinner picture thread" So...I couldn't resist
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Make sure to tell your wife I get the Sequoia. Nice knowing you. Have fun. I hear you don't feel the pain when they tear off your legs.
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See, they just want to help.
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