Barbados by boat 

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A warm sunny day and a wonderful boatride to the north of the island. 

We started at Consett Bay, and made an hour and a half trip across the sea aboard the Triple Star. Ribbons of Sargassum seaweed floated by throughout the journey, but that didn’t get in the way of the divers who hauled in food fresh from the ocean.
All along, flying fish appeared, skimming and flying over the deep blur salt water.
The divers as we pulled up to the jetty. Offloading and cleaning the freshly caught food, before drinking ice cold malts from the shop.
Every now and then, the seaspray laps at your toes as the boat skips along the sea. There’s no traffic on the water – only a vast blue carpet where the sun is your roof and the breeze, a blanket.

Watch Dive Trip video #3 filmed and produced by 1LifeMedia&Design here. Enjoy! 
fishing
A new perspective and refreshing reminder of how small we are in the vastness of Creation. Land view from the sea.

Treat your ears to the sound of seawater boatride

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Hi, I'm Indra, blogging from Barbados. Here you’ll find content tips for the creative, refreshment reminders for everyday life, and beautiful nature views from around the island. Get ready to nurture your gifts and shape a thriving business that aligns with your wellness. I'm a writer, singer and blogger who now mostly works from home, balancing house & yard work with creative career tasks. On a quest to grow more grateful each day. As a teen I almost gave up on life; now as a woman saved by grace, I'm living joyfully with purpose, encouraging the overwhelmed and overworked. This blog was launched when I pressed pause of travelling and being busy on the road and moved to a farm in the countryside, where I started growing food, hiking and fishing. Now, I'm on the west writing, cooking, recording, and creating content daily. Thanks for joining the journey, and remember to follow 'Joy within' blog for firsthand updates on new posts.

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