JP you know that any place that is quiet serene and just a pleasure to be at is just incredible. I watch you guys under the water and it’s like how relaxing and enjoyable that must be.❤❤❤❤
Im always thinking of what the subscribers would like to see and some of the shallow stuff is incredible too. The sunlight in the shallows can be hypnotic. Thanks Grace. Take care. 🥰
@@stevenr2463 it was a great feat by General Sir John Doyle and the locals builders (Mr Henry) which helped to dam both side so that the sea could not enter in 1808. Thanks for watching Steve 👍🏻😁👍🏻
Thanks Chosen One. I film everything in 4K now. It eats memory on my computer though. This day I had 120 GB of video to sort through. That’s probably why it ended up being 51 min long 👍🏻😁👍🏻
Hi Heather. That was a Sea Hare (Aplysia Punctata) which looks like a nudi but has two diffrent characteristics to a Nudibranch, 1. herbivores 2. Internal shell. When they are crushed they let out a purple ink like a Squid, Cuttlefish or Octopus. Thanks for asking Heather.
@paulcarre4719 I did actually edit a fair bit more of the crack out but that bit must of slipped past the editors eyes. There was plenty of cuts all over the editors floor. 😜 👍🏻😁👍🏻 I also had a copy right claim from Only Fans, something you want to tell us mate 🤣🤣
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Great pictures and fabulous soundtrack choices. A pleasure to watch.
@@ginskimpivot753 thanks 👍🏻😁👍🏻
JP you know that any place that is quiet serene and just a pleasure to be at is just incredible. I watch you guys under the water and it’s like how relaxing and enjoyable that must be.❤❤❤❤
Im always thinking of what the subscribers would like to see and some of the shallow stuff is incredible too. The sunlight in the shallows can be hypnotic. Thanks Grace. Take care. 🥰
Another great dive; the first bit looked like a fun ride and the colours in the shallows were fantastic. Thanks for showing your camera setup!
Thanks. I thought you would notice the camera bit for you. 👍🏻😁. It was scary at the time but time is a good healer 👍🏻🤣👍🏻
Fantastic dive jp. Love the clear water that side of the island .
@@paultalalaleale6380 thanks mate. It’s lovely out the weather coast but very hit and miss with the weather to get out 👍🏻😁👍🏻
Great video mate not a fish
In sight tho eh crazy 👍👍🎣
@@c.ifishingguernsey I think they had the idea to get under or behind a rock mate 😂😂 Thanks 👍🏻😁👍🏻
Thank you for mentioning the Braye du Valle (thru to The Bridge)! Not many people still know about that.
@@stevenr2463 it was a great feat by General Sir John Doyle and the locals builders (Mr Henry) which helped to dam both side so that the sea could not enter in 1808. Thanks for watching Steve 👍🏻😁👍🏻
@@scubadive Always love watching!
Great video JP picture quality was superb
Thanks Chosen One. I film everything in 4K now. It eats memory on my computer though. This day I had 120 GB of video to sort through. That’s probably why it ended up being 51 min long 👍🏻😁👍🏻
Hi JP what type of Nudibranch was that at the time stamp 48.16
Hi Heather. That was a Sea Hare (Aplysia Punctata) which looks like a nudi but has two diffrent characteristics to a Nudibranch, 1. herbivores 2. Internal shell. When they are crushed they let out a purple ink like a Squid, Cuttlefish or Octopus. Thanks for asking Heather.
i cast a 15 ton deadman on the slip there in the 80s and floated it out be there some were
@@neilsimone7691 there is some monster ones in that bay. Also an interesting one I need to go and dive to film soon. 👍🏻😁👍🏻
BTW I would like to make a complaint about the gratuitous builders cleavage shown at the end - be warned I have complained to EBAY.
@paulcarre4719 I did actually edit a fair bit more of the crack out but that bit must of slipped past the editors eyes. There was plenty of cuts all over the editors floor. 😜 👍🏻😁👍🏻 I also had a copy right claim from Only Fans, something you want to tell us mate 🤣🤣