I'm really excited about my friend's newest Cozumel vacation accommodation called StingrayVilla.com. It's under construction but it will be a great inn and guest house.
#Cozumel #vacation #hotel
http://stingrayvilla.com/new-cozumel-guest-house-and-villa/
A collection of article and post summaries authored by L Scott Harrell on various topics including video content, marketing, startups and being an entrepreneur.
Saturday, March 24, 2018
Friday, March 23, 2018
Have you seen this strange creature underwater?
Have you seen this strange creature underwater? It’s called the Tiger’s Tail or Tiger Tail Sea Cucumber (Holothuria thomasi), the largest of all sea cucumbers and can stretch to about 6 feet long! Check the video...
#scubadiving #cozumel
http://www.scubaluis.com/tiger-tail-sea-cucumber-scuba-diving-cozumel-mexico-video/
#scubadiving #cozumel
http://www.scubaluis.com/tiger-tail-sea-cucumber-scuba-diving-cozumel-mexico-video/
Saturday, March 17, 2018
Everyone has a bad day once in a while but ultimately we are in control of our own emotions (though it might not...
Everyone has a bad day once in a while but ultimately we are in control of our own emotions (though it might not feel like it at the moment). So, how can you shake these negative feelings and turn that bad day around?
#motivation #successfuel #emotions
http://successfuel.com/turn-bad-days-into-good-days/
#motivation #successfuel #emotions
http://successfuel.com/turn-bad-days-into-good-days/
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Friday, March 16, 2018
I do frequently get asked by people interested in scuba diving in Cozumel when the best time of year is to see...
I do frequently get asked by people interested in scuba diving in Cozumel when the best time of year is to see spotted eagle rays. We usually see the most eagle rays in Cozumel between January and March. Of course, there are...
http://www.scubaluis.com/cozumel-spotted-eagle-rays/
http://www.scubaluis.com/cozumel-spotted-eagle-rays/
Wednesday, March 14, 2018
*What is that “thing” attached to that fish?*
*What is that “thing” attached to that fish?*
This white grunt, Haemulon plumierii, has an isopod permanently attached to it below his eye and above his mouth.
http://www.scubaluis.com/white-grunt-with-an-isopod-parasite-attached-to-it-in-cozumel-mexico/
This white grunt, Haemulon plumierii, has an isopod permanently attached to it below his eye and above his mouth.
http://www.scubaluis.com/white-grunt-with-an-isopod-parasite-attached-to-it-in-cozumel-mexico/
Tuesday, March 13, 2018
My favorite quote: "It's about the minutes, not the miles."
My favorite quote: "It's about the minutes, not the miles."
http://www.scubaluis.com/save-air-scuba-diving/
http://www.scubaluis.com/save-air-scuba-diving/
Freelancing is a business... you have to market your business!
Freelancing is a business... you have to market your business!
Can you honestly afford NOT to tweet, post or mention your services through social media as much as humanly possible?
My guess is, “Probably not.”
https://videotoorder.com/blog/5-reasons-freelancers-must-promote-their-gigs/
Can you honestly afford NOT to tweet, post or mention your services through social media as much as humanly possible?
My guess is, “Probably not.”
https://videotoorder.com/blog/5-reasons-freelancers-must-promote-their-gigs/
Friday, March 9, 2018
“Cenote” is a word unique to Mexico derived from the Mayan word ts’onot, meaning “well,” and was used to describe...
“Cenote” is a word unique to Mexico derived from the Mayan word ts’onot, meaning “well,” and was used to describe any place where sinkholes formed when the earth collapsed over limestone hollows and caves providing access to the underground freshwater sources below.
These pits figured prominently in Mayan culture, as places of worship, sources of life and places of sacrificial death.
Fresh water, having spent perhaps millions of years seeping and dripping through the limestone bedrock formed unimaginable numbers of delicate stalactites, stalagmites and columns, producing labyrinths and formations that are complex, menacing at times but always stunning to behold! These dry caves were eventually flooded, thus effectively bringing to a halt to any additional formation.
http://www.scubaluis.com/scuba-diving-the-caverns-of-mexico-what-is-a-cenote/
#scuba #diving #scubadiving #cavediving #playadelcarmen #tulum
http://www.scubaluis.com/scuba-diving-the-caverns-of-mexico-what-is-a-cenote/
These pits figured prominently in Mayan culture, as places of worship, sources of life and places of sacrificial death.
Fresh water, having spent perhaps millions of years seeping and dripping through the limestone bedrock formed unimaginable numbers of delicate stalactites, stalagmites and columns, producing labyrinths and formations that are complex, menacing at times but always stunning to behold! These dry caves were eventually flooded, thus effectively bringing to a halt to any additional formation.
http://www.scubaluis.com/scuba-diving-the-caverns-of-mexico-what-is-a-cenote/
#scuba #diving #scubadiving #cavediving #playadelcarmen #tulum
http://www.scubaluis.com/scuba-diving-the-caverns-of-mexico-what-is-a-cenote/
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Thursday, March 8, 2018
"Another reason we use more air while scuba diving is, without a doubt, anxiety.
"Another reason we use more air while scuba diving is, without a doubt, anxiety. A little (or a lot) of stress tends to affect everyone, especially during the first couple of dives of a scuba vacation for new and novice divers."
http://www.scubaluis.com/conserve-air-scuba-diving/
http://www.scubaluis.com/conserve-air-scuba-diving/
Shore diving in Cozumel can be challenging because of the usual currents that we dive in year around.
Shore diving in Cozumel can be challenging because of the usual currents that we dive in year around. Diving from Playa las Casitas is no different, but for the adventurous diver this relatively shallow shore dive offers a fascinating combination of pier rubble, two largely unheard of sunken ships and healthy transplanted live rock from Paradise Reef.
http://www.scubaluis.com/playa-las-casitas-pier-rubble-forgotten-ship-wrecks-shore-diving-in-cozumel/
#Cozumel #scuba #scubadiving
http://www.scubaluis.com/playa-las-casitas-pier-rubble-forgotten-ship-wrecks-shore-diving-in-cozumel/
http://www.scubaluis.com/playa-las-casitas-pier-rubble-forgotten-ship-wrecks-shore-diving-in-cozumel/
#Cozumel #scuba #scubadiving
http://www.scubaluis.com/playa-las-casitas-pier-rubble-forgotten-ship-wrecks-shore-diving-in-cozumel/
Labels:
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Some really practical advice for those of us who want to conserve our air and maximize bottom time.
Some really practical advice for those of us who want to conserve our air and maximize bottom time.
http://www.scubaluis.com/conserve-air-scuba-diving/
#scuba #scubadiving #tips
http://www.scubaluis.com/conserve-air-scuba-diving/
http://www.scubaluis.com/conserve-air-scuba-diving/
#scuba #scubadiving #tips
http://www.scubaluis.com/conserve-air-scuba-diving/
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