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Did my first dive trip at Pulau Tioman in the state of Pahang, Malaysia.
Was diving out from the Kampung Paya side of the Tioman island. 11 dives in 3 days (don’t think I should be doing this that often considering my aging body). Visibility was very nice on the first couple of days. Generally quite a healthy ecosystem. There were quite some stone structures where you can go under and through them with quite some nudi branches on some of them. You should definitely check the place out if you’re nearby !
A sea dweller checking out a Sea Dweller
A lost little fella stuck on my wrist while I was doing a safety stop after a dive. Might have been blown off its place on a reef by the strong currents. ...
This must qualify....
as being among the best, most appropriate wrist shots ever posted online . Magnificent, Filip
Did my first dive trip at Pulau Tioman in the state of Pahang, Malaysia.
Was diving out from the Kampung Paya side of the Tioman island. 11 dives in 3 days (don’t think I should be doing this that often considering my aging body). Visibility was very nice on the first couple of days. Generally quite a healthy ecosystem. There ...
I should, absolutely!
What a great plan. Please keep us updatad on any other dive and, of course, on your timepieces. Best, Simone
Indeed i have never encountered something like this on my previous dives.
This little fella must be a purist too?🤣
I think he might be after your watch! ;)))
Or perhaps wanted to know to know the time.
It’s a nudi branch.
They are like snails but without the shell. Comes in a lot of shapes and colors, which some can be very vibrant.
