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Plus a lot of fin waving/slapping and exposing their underbelly.
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Occasionally the whales would pop up to have a look at us and see what was going on.
And then, what we had all been waiting for - the whale to breach the water and launch itself up.
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Before crashing back down on its back. An amazing sight, especially as some of the whales came so close to the boat we could almost touch them. A fantastic day trip out.
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