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July 14th 2011

Published: July 16th 2011

Haven't updated in a while I know but I figured I'd throw up a big post on pictures before I type out what the hell I've been doing the past 2 weeks...

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Matt Cutcher

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Well, I just graduated form college and have some time off before I start my full-time job. I figured I'd do something fun with my time, so after exploring a bunch of different volunteer/adventure programs, I settled on a scuba diving reef conservation project in Thailand. For the next 4 weeks I'll be living on the island of Koh Tao. After that, I have a week or so to do who knows what. When I'm not diving, I'll be lazing on the beach, and partaking in the sort of shenanigans you've probably come to expect from me. If I'm lucky, I might even find time to have a drink or two...... full info

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16th July 2011

anonymous
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sweetness
yo bro! looks like you are having an amazing time! Love the pic of peak and of shark bay!

16th July 2011

anonymous
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How was the diving?
Love to hear what you thought?

23rd July 2011

MCutcher
Matt Cutcher

Re: How was the Diving?
The diving on the island was amazing! Granted I didn't spend much time at the typical Koh Tao dive spots like Chumphon pinnacle or Twins, but the places I spent a lot of time at (Aow Leuk, Tanote) were awesome. There might be more marine life at the more frequented dive spots, but with that comes more divers. Visibility was consistently above 20m based on my uneducated eye. Deep dives down to past 30 m tended to have significantly lower visibility than those that stayed above ~25m. My dive experience is a bit limited, but I thouroughly enjoyed every one of my dives on Koh Tao.

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