of course. on april 29th, the honeymooners might be headed down under. do we know that? william was down there on a royal visit in australia. and when he welcomed the crowd, he said, you know, he was visiting them because they were affected by last month s cyclone. he said i prefer the weather to the grayer skies back home and maybe i ll see you guys again soon for the honeymoon. did he imply for the honeymoon? it seemed to imply for the honeymoon saying he always wanted to scuba dive in the great barrier reefs. you ve got to pencil in scuba dive. i wish we had music for this. i m going to sing it in my head. the reception s going to have the royals going back in time. the music choices for the dinner dance are out. and kate s number one pick, the 70s swedish disco sensation abba. prince william goes for the 80s, of course, he has
we go. you know you re going to fall. yeah. i think what a lot of people don t realize is in some of these places, tahiti and other places, if you fall off an eight to ten-story wave, you re hitting coral in many cases. absolutely. of course live coral bottoms in places where you re surfing, barrier reefs. the coral is only a few feet from maybe the surface of the water. sometimes, it can be as shallow as six to eight feet. could be even shallower depending on the wave and the position. i mean, we have other issues on deeper water wades where it s breaking in 50 or 60 feet of water, where to 80 you have the issue of hitting the bottom. in another place in hawaii like king s reef or jaws you have the issue of being held down. jaws is a big wave in hawaii. right of the notion of being like pinned under water on a 60-foot wave with your head coming up against a cave, it just was so terrifying that i wanted to see it. so we swam out and looked around and there were these cr
places, if you fall off an eight to ten-story wave, you re hitting coral in many cases. absolutely. of course live coral bottoms in places where you re surfing, barrier reefs. the coral is only a few feet from maybe the surface of the water. sometimes, it can be as shallow as six to eight feet. could be even shallower depending on the wave and the position. i mean, we have other issues on deeper water wades where it s breaking in 50 or 60 feet of water, where to 80 you have the issue of hitting the bottom. in another place in hawaii like king s reef or jaws you have the issue of being held down. jaws is a big wave in hawaii. right of the notion of being like pinned under water on a 60-foot wave with your head coming up against a cave, it just was so terrifying that i wanted to see it. so we swam out and looked around and there were these crevices and like little gullies and overhangs and you could easily see how a body would just get pinned in there. are you scared, though?