Hen-Gen
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As if porpoises and killer whales aren’t enough now it’s humpback whales. How’s a man supposed to get a decent nights sleep with all this splashing about !?
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As if porpoises and killer whales aren’t enough now it’s humpback whales. How’s a man supposed to get a decent nights sleep with all this splashing about !?
Why would a man need to sleep if he could go out and see and hear that?
MrsBiscuit
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WOW!
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Oh, wow! Such an amazing sight!
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Margaid
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I'd happily forego a night's sleep to see that!
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Having been lucky enough to see a humpback, I would forego a nights sleep anytime to see another one. Not seen killer whale yet
Beautiful! Minkes round here.
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We have seen Minkes quite a few times including one right alongside the boat, Pilot, Fin, and Beluga whales. Common, Bottle-nose, White- beaked and Risso's dolphin, all UK sightings, still a lot to see cetacean wise. Basking Shark as well
Seenquite a few dolphins, porpoise and minke but only one basking shark. Would love to see more.
