Sunday, July 13. 2008
There was more diving!
We were starting to get concerned this morning, it got to 7:30 and no sign of Janet she is normally up well before 7, by 8 still not a sole, by 8:15 the crew were twiddling their thumbs, by 8:30 we had out first person emerge, still not Janet but Terri, it wasn't long after that the rest started to emerge! A very sluggish morning, not a cunning plan in sight, I did try!
We got the boat moving and slowly every one sprang into life, by the time we got to Brewers Bay for a dive, they were all rearing to go! It was a pretty good dive too, very murky down deep, but I saw 2 Spanish lobster, I have never actually seen them in the water before! No picture I am afraid, due to broken camera!! Rich had his camera though and got some good shots, we explored the swim throughs
There was a school of fish so big I couldn't see anything for them
cute picture of Terri
You can see the divers in the back ground but I like the light on this shot
a cute couple picture!
Rich showing off with his wide lense here, nice shot!
It was then on to Guana Island, for a hectic afternoon, heres Terri with her Harry Potter book, having a few minutes to relax!
An exciting dive, we dived the Iguana Head Point, we have never dived here before but we know a few boats who do, so we went exploring! What a truley fabulous dive and not a picture to show! It was murky, but I had a 6 foot sting ray swim straight in front of me and an eagle ray, there were too many tarpon to count, a river of silver sides on the surface, horse eyed jacks, mackrel, shall I go on??
It was then on to the wake board
Water skis
and kayaking
We awaited sunset in anticipation of our night dive, which was rather good, you will have to wait for tomorrow to see the pictures though!
We got the boat moving and slowly every one sprang into life, by the time we got to Brewers Bay for a dive, they were all rearing to go! It was a pretty good dive too, very murky down deep, but I saw 2 Spanish lobster, I have never actually seen them in the water before! No picture I am afraid, due to broken camera!! Rich had his camera though and got some good shots, we explored the swim throughs
There was a school of fish so big I couldn't see anything for them
cute picture of Terri
You can see the divers in the back ground but I like the light on this shot
a cute couple picture!
Rich showing off with his wide lense here, nice shot!
It was then on to Guana Island, for a hectic afternoon, heres Terri with her Harry Potter book, having a few minutes to relax!
An exciting dive, we dived the Iguana Head Point, we have never dived here before but we know a few boats who do, so we went exploring! What a truley fabulous dive and not a picture to show! It was murky, but I had a 6 foot sting ray swim straight in front of me and an eagle ray, there were too many tarpon to count, a river of silver sides on the surface, horse eyed jacks, mackrel, shall I go on??
It was then on to the wake board
Water skis
and kayaking
We awaited sunset in anticipation of our night dive, which was rather good, you will have to wait for tomorrow to see the pictures though!
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