
So, what exactly does this picture tell you? It tells you that it is time for another SWIM VACATION week on Promenade!
Hopper made himself at home, while it looks like Fitzy is begging for permission to come on board!

We relaxed, as we had a few coming in at dinner times,

Ate lunch on dock...

And then made our way over to Beef Bluff and put down anchor ready for our first get acquainted with the water swim...

Everyone was looking pretty good...

And looking like they had been in the water all week and that it was not their first swim this week!

While waiting for them to come back (no damn way I was chasing them with scuba gear on, but I think tomorrow I will have to do the camera with snorkel thing...) I went to see what I can see, and I had never realized there was a wreck down there in about 20 or so feet of water... Had rigging, sails and everything!

The cutest thing was the two slipped lobster that did not care if I was there at all...

Someone thought they were going to be cute taking pictures of me taking pictures of them...

After our swim it was a short stop back at dock to pick up the next arrivals and then a sail over to Salt Island where they all listened attentively to all my little rules (like don't fall asleep on the beer locker otherwise your ship mates will roll you off!)

The late afternoons swim was fairly ambitious, it was a swim from the boat anchored up at Man Head point, around Salt Island, finishing up at with a snorkel at the wreck of the RMS Rhone! I was in with my trusty camera to take some splash pictures, which obviously is what the next few are...

And they are in....

and under....

And off!

I followed them (ha!) on the bottom... found a lobster...

Found little crab eyes...

Some very pretty coral, clear water and pretty colors..

Do you see the TON of large shells in this picture? It is an octopuses lair. I think he had more empty large shells then I have ever seen any octopus have!

I love eyes, and this conch's eyes were peaking out looking at me...

The swimmers made it around the point, but the current was too strong for me to, so I came up and let the dinghy pick me up...Sunset on the water...

It was already a pretty big day with traveling, two large swims and some coming all the way from Alaska, so it was seared tuna for dinner....

A toast to the beginning of the Swim Vacation week...

and I am eating Oreo Cheesecake while doing my blog (quite good if I do say so myself) and I think most of the rest of the crew is in bed before ten! Got to be up early for that 7 AM swim you know!