#41

A shade under 1km below ground level… in a TRUCK!

#42

You’ve been in a submarine? Why? What happened in there?

#43

Probably White Scar caves, but I don’t think they go that deep.

#44

Went down Gaping Gill in the Yorkshire Dales a few times when I used to do a fair bit of caving, so either that or Oxlow Cavern in the Peaks. I did a couple in France as well that were probably deeper but I can’t remember their names

#45

Looking at fish and that. Kind of cool, but really a bit claustrophobic after a while, and the colour is shit, it’s so much better diving, but it was before I could dive/was old enough to dive

#46

Don’t think I’d like to be in a submarine (don’t think I’d like to go diving either frankly)

#47

A copper mine in Portugal, 600m below surface

#48

Diving is amazing mate. Proper beautiful shit.

#49

Don’t like the ocean mate, full of fucking weird shit. Only went for a paddle in Zanzibar under considerable duress.

#50

Depends where you go innit. Places like the Bahamas are super clear waters and warm, also shallow for the most part, between 15-40 feet and mainly reefs at 15-30 feet. Visibility is amazing and most things are tiny but cool. Biggest thing you’ll get unless you go further out are moray’s (shy asf), Very chill Reef Sharks (4-8 footers) and the occasional stingray (also pretty shy and nice, cool creatures)

#51

Thank fuck Uganda is landlocked

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#52

Although Lake Victoria is so huge that it doesn’t feel that way mate! Let me tell you that for nothing!

#53

Nah man, don’t want to see any fish, don’t want to see a moray, don’t want to see a shark, don’t want to see a ray, don’t want to accidentally touch one of those fucking weird plants down there.

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#54

:'D

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#55

Fish Moody (if you get this reference you are a bit of a wang)

#56

Luckily I do NOT get the reference!

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#57

This reference is terrible, to boot.

#58

Check out this wang!!!

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#59

WANG!!!

#60

Still less of a wang than the one who made the reference.