In this amazing episode of 'Another Walk with Mike,' entitled 'The Gulf Is Alive,' your eyes will be tantalized as Mike free dives the marvelous waters of the panhandle.
You'll witness a King Mackerel take a meal before your eyes. An octupus occupy a hole. A trio of Crabs involved in fisticuffs. Colorful squid, rays and beautiful reef fish.
You'll see shells dug from the crystal white sands and you'll discover... another adventure is always only 'Another Walk with Mike' away.
Everyone, I am so excited. I feel that this may be my most explosive video yet. Though it's difficult to compare, this one has so much to offer. My adventures in the forests were so memorable. My trip to the barrier island. My face offs with poisonous vipers and the connection I've felt with Nature.
But in this video, 'The Gulf Is Alive', you will see what I saw, as close as the video camera can approximate. And believe me, I saw a lot. This should be mandatory viewing for any serious Nature lover along the panhandle, much less 30A
We need to appreciate what we have. Darn, that makes me remember. I meant to include some debris I found on the Gulf bottom. I wanted to show how some people don't have the proper respect for our waters and environment.
But truly, I could not have included it. Youtube only allows up to 10 minute videos and believe me, this one is packed with non-stop action. It is filled with exciting footage and memorable images. You will see some of what I've been experiencing but was unable to share with you. Consequently, you will see why I was so frustrated with my camera being broken all summer.
You will also see what I am so passionate about, and why I want to find a means to continue 'living life' by way of the spirit. I feel like I have done a great deed in sharing what see. I feel a sense of accomplishment. Community. Transcnedence.
As a boy, I could only imagine doing something like this. Movie making was for the Spielbergs and Hitchcocks. But I am doing it now. I am showing people what a special world lies below the level of the surface. Where the water meets the air is epic. But it need not divide. For I have passed the softest of barriers and I have traveled below.
And it is a world of color, vibrance and movement. Join me on this trip and discover what I have. And if you are of means and can help me continue my journey, feel free to contact me. I am looking for a way and trying to live a life vested in Karma.
Join me if you can!
