We're diving again! Yeah! The only catch is hat we need to get ourselves down to the marina. Ok...we'll bite....where's the marina? All the way through town and before the hotel zone, you will find it. So, we loaded everything into our car and struck off.
Max depth of 75 Feet for about an hour
As we prepare to jump for the second to the last time, the sun breaks and the light pours into our beloved deep. Check the air, check the weights, check the right hand release and go go go its time to dive!
Sploosh! We're, a quick trio back to the boat to grab the cameras and we're on our way down! Scan scan scan, no eagle rays in sight. Down deeper we go. Soon we are at the bottom and the hunt begins. We see 3 HUGE bump headed Parrot Fish.
Max depth of 75 Feet for about an hour
As we prepare to jump for the second to the last time, the sun breaks and the light pours into our beloved deep. Check the air, check the weights, check the right hand release and go go go its time to dive!
Sploosh! We're, a quick trio back to the boat to grab the cameras and we're on our way down! Scan scan scan, no eagle rays in sight. Down deeper we go. Soon we are at the bottom and the hunt begins. We see 3 HUGE bump headed Parrot Fish.
Another magical dive. As I was enjoying the usual suspects, I noticed a sea urchin. As I swim close to check it out I saw a flicker of white and black. Could it be? Ah indeed it was an adult drum fish! These little drummers swim vigorously back and forth as they beat their drum. He was lodged in between pink and orange coral which made a lovely backdrop for a video.
There was a stunning gold cleaner shrimp on carpet anemone. Cheri fiddled with the strobe until she got the perfectly lit shot she was craving.
Enjoy!
Cheri & John
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