Posts Tagged ‘Park’
home videos from sea life park
March 5th, 2010 | 
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A music video for come sail away with a mix of my home videos from sea life park I hope you like it and please comment it
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Sea Life Park Hawaii – Dolphin Swim Adventure
Meet a Hawaii dolphin face-to-face as you get up-close and personal in a once-in-a-lifetime interactive experience! The most in-depth encounter with dolphins offered in Hawaii.
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Tokyo Sea Life Park
Aquarium is located between Tokyo and Chiba. It’s before you get to Disneyland if you’re coming from Tokyo. It’s near Kasai Rinkai Koen. 葛西臨海公園
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Tokyo Sea Life ParkLava Breakout at Night! (Big Island, Hawaii)
In September 2002, we took our third trip to the Big Island. We came here simply because we had seen on the news that Pu’u ‘O’o was sending surface flows close to the end of Chain of Craters Road in Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park.
We were here a year earlier and had to hike about 2.5 miles over the lava fields to reach the surface flows. We felt that if we could see them without a repeat of such great effort, it would be well worth the expense.
We were correct!
We ventured down to the end of Chain of Craters Road on two consecutive mornings before dawn and found the lava crossing right at the end of the road. Even if you were wheelchair bound, you could have accessed these flows!
As we looked uphill towards Pu’u ‘O’o we saw nothing but black with glowing tiny streams of orange coming towards us. With clouds blocking most light from moon and stars, the majority of light came from the glowing lava. It was rather eerie to see the orange streams glowing in the middle of all that darkness.
We walked out onto the flows to get a closer look.
I found an interesting spot where the lava was flowing slowly on both sides. I set up my tripod and video camera and started recording.
This video segment is simply a breakout that happened no more than 30 feet from my position. I was just glad to be able to see it from such close proximity.
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Sea Life Park Hawaii’s Marine Life, Pt. 3
Sea Life Park Hawaii’s marine life; video clip by Suzanne Crews
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Tags: dolphins, Fish, Hawaii, Life, marine, oahu, Park, Sea | 
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Tokyo Sea Life Park 18 Ghosts II
Tokyo Sea Life Park (Kasai Rinkai Suizokuen)
2008 4/12
18 Ghosts II music Nine Inch Nails
Duration : 0:5:14
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Tags: Kasai, Life, Park, Rinkai, Sea, Suizokuen, Tokyo, 葛西臨海水族館 |
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Dolphins playing at Hawaii Sea Life Park
Oahu Sea Life Park dolphins playing. Check out my other videos of the Sea Life Park.
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Sea Life Park Hawaii
Sea Life Park Hawaii offers a fun-filled experience with Hawaii dolphins and marine life, including wonderful dolphin shows and one of the largest Hawaii aquariums!
Duration : 0:2:39
Hawai’i, Episode 1: 1st week in Hawai’i
We moved away from everyone/thing we knew and want to share our lives and what we see with family and friends. We made the long move from Austin TX to Kailua-Kona HI. This video is our first week in town.
NOTE: music removed by youtube and they have removed the option to mute the video, instead they force you to choose something from their very sad music library. music used to be Regina Spektor-Us. Also, the tour at the end can not be heard due to the replaced audio track. sorry for the change in video. this mainly sucks because now this video with the horrible audio swap track is the only existing version of episode 1, thanks youtube you jerks!
Duration : 0:6:16
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