83 ft/39 minutes –consumed 2,100PSI
Easy entry down a ladder after a harrowing walk across very
rugged coral. Fall here and you’ll be
shredded. The ladder drops down to a
small coral platform with a cave forming under and behind the ladder. The cave traveled well back and created a
small blowhole maybe 3 inches in diameter.
Very cool.
We saw 3 small lionfish (in 80, 70, and 30 feet of water),
one maybe the diameter of my hand with none of them larger than a dinner plate
(with fins spread). We also spotted a
tarpon, a brown white spotted eel, a yellow and black small eel, a very big
blue parrotfish, lots of arrow crab, hordes of trumpet and cornet fish, and
oodles of other fishes – oh my.
I found an ammo can near the bottom of the Oil-slick marker
guarded by a vicious damselfish.
Geocache! Inside the can were
little key chain cache items with instructions on how to register them at
geocache.com and then a request to move them forward to a new cache. I retrieved a little turtle and Mary a
dolphin.
Dinner at BobeJans for delicious BBQ Ribs and Chicken Sate.
And the rum & diet coke wasn’t bad either. Took a walk around town to burn off the
drinks, found some free wifi to check in, then gelato, then home for a swim,
and now playing with the day’s video.
Soon off to bed. It’s all of
9pm. We’re wild, I tell ya…
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