Dog lover, avid boater, sea salt in my veins...could be part mermaid?
Florida, USA
Joined October 2022
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Great song
This song is๐ฅ
Louisiana HVAC worker Jason Bellardโs faith-rooted song โMay God Bless Americaโ
(w/ Steve Gruber & The Freedom Project) hits #3 on iTunes.
๐ช A blue-collar anthem of patriotism and conviction ahead of the midterms.
GOD BLESS AMERICA ๐บ๐ธ
More from Paul. So soothing to watch with the sound of water.
I was blown away by the amount and variety of marine life beneath the Deerfield Beach Pier! ๐๐
I lowered my cameras in multiple spots around the pier and captured an incredible underwater world below.
Throughout the video, I identify many of the species that passed in front of the cameras. Check it out!
No regrets moving here. I saw the ocean for the first time when I was 12. I cried like a baby at its beauty and knew this was where I was meant to be in this beautiful paradise. I moved to Florida many years later, away from my family and friends. But I feel my soul here but visit my loved ones often. No regrets. Love this post of our beautiful sunsetโฆ.credits to @BarefootGenX Beautiful pic of our sunrise.
I love watching @DabillPaul videos. Awesome shots of our Florida East Coast Atlantic Ocean.
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HOW COOL IS THIS?! ๐ฌ Mama dolphin showing her baby how to hunt, catch fish and jump recently in Bradenton, Florida. Doesnโt get any more adorable than that! Credit: Jeremy Lebarre
This guy is amazing. This song will give you chill bumps. You feel every word. Millions of views. God bless this young man. I hope his song will inspire others. Please share. Go to his page not mine when you share. Give him all the credit.
Love this guy! His videos are amazing. I get to see only a fraction of Florida, he shows you what lies beneath the waters we swim and boat in. Thank you Paul.
๐ฌ The hunt was on this morning off Jupiter Island!
While flying my drone, I spotted a bottlenose dolphin hunting schools of baitfish, chasing them at the surface and below.
At times, it even rolled upside down during the chase. Dolphins may do this while hunting to help keep fast-moving prey in view and maneuver as the fish change direction.
I followed the hunt for a while, and near the end of the video, persistence paid off. Watch closely as the dolphin finally catches one! ๐ฌ๐