St. Thomas photos

[Bob7]

Here's the link to our shots of St. Thomas on our Destiny cruise in March:
[url="http://community.webshots.com/user/rob42ca"]http://community.webshots.com/user/rob42ca[/url]
-Bob

[LandLockedInAZ]

Thanks, Bob, they're great!

Statendam Circle Hawaii 12/03
Amsterdam Alaska 06/02
Ryndam Caribbean 12/00
Magic Bahamas 10/98

[Bob7]

Just added a shot of Sapphire Beach:
[url="http://community.webshots.com/user/rob42ca"]http://community.webshots.com/user/rob42ca[/url]

[kellya]

Great pics Bob!

I'm going snuba diving in St Thomas, I'm very excited! How did you find it? Was it comfortable?

Thanks!

Kelly

ow long till we sail the Navigator...
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[Bob7]

Hi Kelly over in Jolly Old ... I guess you saw our snuba shots in Barbados? ... same link as St. Thomas. Here's the link to our cruise review, we wrote up the whole snuba trip:
[url="http://www.cruisereviews.com/CarnivalCruiseLines/CarnivalDestiny73.htm"]http://www.cruisereviews.com/CarnivalCruiseLines/CarnivalDestiny73.htm[/url]

If you follow the crews' instructions it's easy as pie, breath long and deep, not shallow, and blow your ears every 3-4 feet down. And it's easy to surface if you need to. You can muck around on the surface "snorkeling" for a few minutes to get the hang of it, you don't need to dive with the others connected to your air raft, just move along with them so you're not pulling the raft in the opposite direction to where they are going (over wrecks). Take a cheap one-use underwater camera.
You'll have a ball! Good luck!
-Bob