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Can you share the way you dive Cedral wall?
Why I love Cozumel!
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Can you share the way you dive Cedral wall?
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The first thing I love about Cozumel is walking up to the glass at the security checkpoint and seeing our friends waiting there for us, then giving them big hugs as we head to the car.
The second thing is opening the first beer with them at their house and relaxing and catching up.
Of course, the first meal at any of the awesome restaurants.
The peaceful (and short) walk to the pier before any of the pods hatch to catch the boat. Seeing our friends smiling faces as we say buenas dias.
The second dive of the first day. The first one is usually spent getting everything dialed in for the week.
Meeting the other folks on the boat. Sometimes they are friends from past trips and sometimes they are future friends. Diving with folks in Cozumel allows us to cross all social and cultural lines and relish in the common love of diving.
Knowing there will always be divers with less experience than me that I can help and there will always be divers with more experience than me that can help me become a better diver.
Being nice to everyone and having the niceness returned.
The square with my wife and friends.
Visiting the pier where I asked my wife to marry me at sunset.
Salsa bands.
Pancho's.
Diving with my wife who, before she earned her AOWC in Cozumel, did not like the water, was claustrophobic, was not a "sports person", refused to go deep, didn't like fish and hated neoprene. Ok, she still hates the neoprene! Now all I hear is, "Can we do some more swim throughs?" Thank you Blanca, for changing our lives!
There are more but you all know what they are!
The second thing is opening the first beer with them at their house and relaxing and catching up.
Of course, the first meal at any of the awesome restaurants.
The peaceful (and short) walk to the pier before any of the pods hatch to catch the boat. Seeing our friends smiling faces as we say buenas dias.
The second dive of the first day. The first one is usually spent getting everything dialed in for the week.
Meeting the other folks on the boat. Sometimes they are friends from past trips and sometimes they are future friends. Diving with folks in Cozumel allows us to cross all social and cultural lines and relish in the common love of diving.
Knowing there will always be divers with less experience than me that I can help and there will always be divers with more experience than me that can help me become a better diver.
Being nice to everyone and having the niceness returned.
The square with my wife and friends.
Visiting the pier where I asked my wife to marry me at sunset.
Salsa bands.
Pancho's.
Diving with my wife who, before she earned her AOWC in Cozumel, did not like the water, was claustrophobic, was not a "sports person", refused to go deep, didn't like fish and hated neoprene. Ok, she still hates the neoprene! Now all I hear is, "Can we do some more swim throughs?" Thank you Blanca, for changing our lives!
There are more but you all know what they are!
The locals, ex pats, and transplants,are all to be aplauded for their work ethic. Just look at the different responses between New Orleans and Coz. 10 days after spending days in the worst of a cat 5 hurricane, Coz was ready for business. And all had a smile on their faces.
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