Mexican cenotes - Central American biotope
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Thanks guys. Yeah, the place was really stunning and photogenic.
Dan Feller - you probably don't remember this but I actually decided to visit the cenotes based on your suggestion
Unfortunately, I developed a mild case of "reverse block" on Cozumel so I couldn't actually do any diving when I was there, which I was pretty bummed about. I'm definitely planning on going back.
Dan Feller - you probably don't remember this but I actually decided to visit the cenotes based on your suggestion
Unfortunately, I developed a mild case of "reverse block" on Cozumel so I couldn't actually do any diving when I was there, which I was pretty bummed about. I'm definitely planning on going back.
the_deeb;4562288; said:Thanks guys. Yeah, the place was really stunning and photogenic.
Dan Feller - you probably don't remember this but I actually decided to visit the cenotes based on your suggestion
Unfortunately, I developed a mild case of "reverse block" on Cozumel so I couldn't actually do any diving when I was there, which I was pretty bummed about. I'm definitely planning on going back.
That's really cool! I didn't remember, but now that you mention it, I do.
That's too bad about your ears, my wife has had problems with eustachian blockages a number of times. After diving Cenote "el Pit" (to 130') which is directly behind Dos Ojos she blew out a lot of blood - that may have been her last dive...
