Lady G'Diver

Full circle moment💫
We were truly blessed this holiday season with the return of our friend Skinny and his beautiful family💞
Skinny was Lady G'Diver's first employee way back when we started on San San Beach in the 80's. When Jan only had 5 tanks, 3 BCDs and a hodgepodge of other equipment😁 He stuck with us through the tough times and laughed, sang, danced, cooked and partied with us through the best of times. Skinny is ingrained in our history, not just the business but in our lives. So it was with great joy when he brought his family back over the holiday season and we took his children diving🤗
Truly happy we were able to reminisce about the good ol days, make many new memories and even better, be able to look forward to making even more in the coming years! Lots of love to Skinny, Jane, Robin, Matthew and Ruby💞

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Our Jamaican niece that lives in Tulsa. 100% donations will go to the victims of Melissa destruction in Jamaica

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What has hit our beautiful Country.
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We had a lovely couple dive with us today. One from France, one from Finland, brrrr. It was his birthday, she surprised him with going for a dive, her first, a DSD. She is probably hooked. Earth Strong.

I really am down there doing @sirdavidattenborough voiceovers every single time😊 #octopus #seapuss #eastportlandfishsanctuary #portantonio #jamaica🇯🇲

Couple of clean shots of our dirty work🚮

Pix all taken by while freediving.
Safety freediver