Blue Hole Research Paper

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In the midst of summer during 2016, and 2017 I had gone on several occasions to a secret location. At the peak point of the location was a waterfall with a beautiful water hole glistening from the sun rays approaching the surface, through the trees. Today the location is not as secret as it had been in the past. Blue hole was eventually published online in videos and posts revealing the location and at times overcrowding the area. When we went it was always being a warm, muggy day on these trips here we would rock climb, and plunge from above into the hole. However, there were some consequences that could have been made without safety precautions and warnings around the area. For ensured safety of yourself and others, some safety precautions …show more content…
Prepare snacks and or drinks, as you are also going on a hike to reach the spot.
Do not litter or leave any glass bottles, beverages, wrappers, or uneaten food in the woods or water.
Fishing in this area is prohibited.
Hunting is prohibited in all aspects of the area.
Before you prepare to cliff jump this evening, be cautious of where the rocks in the water are to prevent serious injury. Check the water’s depth and make sure it is not too shallow for diving. Also search for any broken glass in the water or wear shoes when swimming and jumping. Check the rocks above for any slippery spots or easy to trip things, such as small rocks sticking up, branches, and more. Alas make one hundred percent sure you do not jump onto another person who is already swimming in the water, and to wait your turn to jump.
Do not camp overnight in the area.
Do not feed the animals.
In case of emergency make sure you have a med-kit on your or medical supplies.

Each year at Blue Hole we are aware of injuries that have taken place. From someone being attacked by the wildlife late at night mistaken for food, to slipping off the rocks above and plummeting to their death. However, with knowing the risks, adrenaline junkies, nature lovers, and teens continue to go and experience the

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