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• Sunday, 03 October 2010 16:14 posted by Damien Gillis

  You're the first person to mention the lack of personal flotation. Duly noted...Safety first.

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• Tuesday, 14 September 2010 11:44 posted by victoria

  interesting film
  not a life jacket or survival suit worn by camera crew in boat! amazing trust in the safe nee of the whales nature toward man?or just too stupid to not realize the boat could have been capsised in an instant had the three whales choose.
  interesting that no one ever complains about the under water blasting of torpedos etc off canadas west coast in and around the nanoose bay area,or that which goes on off shore,causing sonic bangs that vibrate through the water and cause movement on wooden hulled fishboats . should be a no brainer to anyone , that the testing ranges should not have been allowed ,nor should still be alowed in what used to be prime fishing for trollers and other boats.
  the sickness of minds that put oil tankers in our waters ,must be old men who really have no time left and want our grandchildren to die before they are born.

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• Thursday, 09 September 2010 15:40 posted by Janet Blackwell

  just awesome..thanks for sharing

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• Friday, 20 August 2010 13:39 posted by Jasmine

  Wow Damien! That's beautiful :)

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• Friday, 20 August 2010 12:37 posted by Clyde

  Yes. Magnificent area, largely unspoiled. No, we don't need supertankers running around up there degrading the environment and threatening catastrophe on a daily basis. For what? A few lousy jobs? And of course massive profits for the Enbridge shareholders. There oughta be a law against giving away the future of many for the benefit of a present ugly few.

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• Wednesday, 18 August 2010 12:14 posted by Alison Kostiew

  Fantastic footage of what is obviously a beautiful sentient creature. I live in the UK but wholeheartedly support your cause in trying to preserve the sea so these mighty whales can live in peace, if only the whaling countries could have some humanity and realise what they are doing is cruel & unnecessary causing so much pain and suffering to a creature that has thoughts and feelings much like humans.

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• Wednesday, 18 August 2010 07:10 posted by Brenda Marsden

  Thank You so much for sharing this video Damien. This is the first time I've seen video this close of a Humpback whale so I am very grateful you posted this. As the top comment said thank you as well for your hard work on this grave issue on the proposed pipeline and tankers. I support your efforts wholeheartedly as most of us residents of BC do I am sure.

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• Tuesday, 17 August 2010 21:34 posted by Lynn

  It seemed like the Humpback was really trying to connect with the people on the boat...VERY neat!
  
  Thank you Damien for this awesome video and for what you are doing to protect our pristine coast for these magnificent creatures!
  
  Let's all make our voices heard: no noisy supertankers off our BC coast!

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• Monday, 16 August 2010 21:04 posted by Jill Schroder

  Sheer unbelievable. How magnificent. Wow!! Opportunity of a lifetime. Wow. Moving/

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