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| Leonardo is here! by Francesco Zezza Simply think about it!!! MY TRIPS: 1989: Red Sea – Egypt: Hurghada (dive trip) and “continental Egypt”. 1992: Red Sea - Egypt: Sharm el Sheikh (dive trip). 1993: Red Sea - Egypt: Sharm el Sheikh (two times; dive trips). 1994: Red Sea - Egypt: Hurghada & Sharm el Sheikh (around Sinai dive cruise, including Tistlegorm and Dunraven wrecks). 1995: Red Sea – Sudan: Port Sudan and surrounding reefs (including Shaab Rumi, Sanganeb Reef, Umbria wreck. We had – too - shark feeding: two times). Red Sea – Israel: Eilat and surrounding area (including extension to Petra, Jordan) up to Jerusalem. 1996: Red Sea – Egypt: Sharm el Sheikh (two weeks dive cruise up to border of Sudan, including dives on the following wrecks: Tistlegorm, Dunraven, Ghiannos D., Carnatic). 1997: Africa – 1st Lake Malawi trip. 1998: Red Sea - Egypt: Sharm el Sheikh (my Dad last trip), dive trip; plus off-road track (Uadi kid). Cuba: La Habana & Isla de la Joventud (dive trip). 1999: Red Sea - Egypt: Sharm el Sheikh dive trip; plus off-road tracks (Uadi Kid, Uadi Ghazala, Coloured Canyon, up to Dahab). Africa – 2nd Lake Malawi trip. 2000: Peru: Andes (including Macchu Picchu) and Amazon Forest (Rio Amazonas and Rio Orosa). 2001: Maldive Island : Rannahli (South Male atoll) dive trip. 2002: Mexico: Matehuala desert and the Huasteca Region.
Well Folks, as You already know: · We used to talk about dives. We, even, met hammerhead sharks in open water ... and watched a whale from as close as 60 feet (20 mt), · We used to talk about Andean trails and the endless fight with "high altitude sickness", we enjoyed – too - the unforgettable "magic lonelyness" of Macchu Picchu, · We used to talk about Amazon river cruises and about those incredible sunsets falling into the gorgeous jungle and, also, we got used to ... "tons" of mosquitoes!!!, · We used to talk about Mexican deserts and rain forest: aka: cacti, orchids, tequila and – of course! – cichlids, · We used to talk about the Rift Valley: those unforgettable dives in Lake Malawi and the collection of wild specimens in some of the most intriguing place of the lake ... · There were "dive-cruises" in the Red Sea (my brother lived for a long time in Sharm el Sheikh) sailing as far as the border of Sudan ... · We hit the track; dressed in leather to push the bike to the very (my own) limits. · We have been even paragliding too (but only a "test jump": … enough is enough!). There were countless opportunities to "push it waaaaay further" ... but then one day, "all of a sudden", came Leonardo (my Son, born on February 7th 2003!!!). You know: … from now on, everything WILL be different!!! Welcome my son ...
I just wanted to share my joy with all of you! |
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