Today’s Snorkelling
Today I had a lot of fun snorkelling and exploring the islands. Here is some of the pictures of the trip. I didn’t take these pictures from the internet. The main highlight islands is Koh Yung which near the beach on the shallow waters there is many crabs, small fish, coral, shells, shrimps and sea slugs. Another place is called Hin Glang which is beetween the island Phi Phi Don and Koh Hong
where I went snorkelling. I also took pictures of the GPS in the ship when we reached the islands.
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I really like the pictures they are high quality. I like the way you took the photographs in a type of angle which makes it more interesting. The GPS pics werent neccessary, but it gives us knowledge that you are trying to do many things to explain a particular place.
I quite like the GPS pictures!
Actually I didn’t mean to take the pictures from an angle but I was snorkelling not scuba diving so I need to take pictures from the top of the sea.
What is that spiky thing in the first picture?
Hi Johann,
Thoose spiky things sare called sea urchins ( I think).
Hi Mick,
Do you by any possibility have pictures of some of the fish because I would be very interested to see some of the fishes you saw and corals.
Aren’t these the pictures up there? There’s pictures of the fish and corals.
I think Amy means is that, she wants to know if theres a chance you have pecific pics zoomed in on a particular fish or coral. ( I think )
Rosna thats what I mean and mick also there are barly any photos of the fishes you saw becuase I really would like to see some and the beautiful colors they have.
This is the best pictures I have Amy, most fishes are deep underwater and some of them you can’t see with the camera. There were mostly corals not fishes. If you swim near fishes they will swim away. If you swim near the jellyfishes and sea urchins you will get stinged by them. If you stay still for a long time the waves will crash on you and float you somoewhere else.
Yes, they are Sea Urchins and they’re really nasty if you step on them. For some reason, however, if you rub fresh papaya on your foot the the spikes come out!
There were quite a lot of them in some parts. Espiacally the shallow parts. But if you wear fins it doesn’t really hurt.
I have never been snorkelling before, Ive heard its very fun from you guys. It must have been an most amazing sight.
Really! That is a really good techniche!
Rosna I think that the best place to go snorkling would be koh samui because the water there is so clean and the fishes there are amazing. This is just my opinion. What do you think guys?
ok Thanks
I went snorkelling before and then a person got that and put it on his head!
Yes Johann. Its a sea urchin. I knew that since EY2 no offense.
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Great posting, Mick… lots of comments. Snorkeling really is excellent and I believe you will learn how to do it properly in PE next year to prepare you for the WOWs trip.
Mr. Sam,
My sister told me that in year 10 and 11 you get to learn to canoe and safety things like suppose you get stuck they teach how to unbuckle quickly, also in y12 you get to go canoing in the ocean. When my sister went there she saw dead snakes and all kinds of stuff.
It’s the Gradual Release of Responsibility! As you get older we give you different and more challenging experiences as you earn our trust.
Great point Mr. Sam. I agree that as we grow older we are more trusted depending on what we do and our behavior.
yah mick I aso did it in pucket it’s really cool !!!!!!!!! ^^