Dann geh ich halt nach Bali
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Chapter 11.5 - Advanced Open Water

Published: 19.03.2023

19.3.

Today was another wild day. Went for a navigation dive around 11:30am and a night dive at 6pm. It was a lot of fun 🤙🏻 Now it's time for dinner and then I'll go back to my dorm room. Short and concise blog post without pictures. But other than learning lessons and diving, nothing else happened. Sleep well 😄

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