We took the dinghy over areas of coral and did a drift snorkel with the dinghy. At least one person hung on to the dingy. But we all took turns spearfishing and diving down for photos or a closer look at something. It was fun to hear Anne-Marie giggle through her snorkel.
We would get into the dinghy and try a new area once we drifted through a spot. We spent most of the day in the water.
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| first speared fish-trigger fish |
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| a beautiful larger trigger fish that I saw as Torben took his little one to the dinghy |
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| jelly fish |
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| Dave's speared grouper |
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| Torben on the hunt |
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| large grouper, probably 3 feet long, didn't go after him |
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| Torben confirming what a grouper looks like |
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| Anne-Marie getting into the action |
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| feather duster worms |
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| Torben and Anne-Marie |
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| a hermit crab inside a Florida horse conch |
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| going after that fish |
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| Torben with a mutton snapper |
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| Torben with a red parrot fish |
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| the story about the one that got away |
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| boys like to play with their food |
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| Dave cleaning his grouper |
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| the trigger and the parrot |
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| the parrot fish had worns, threw it overboard |
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| cooked hermit crab |
Back at the boat, we had a feast. Anne-Marie wanted to cook everything she found.
We returned to snorkeling but only brought back conch. So we had conch salad for dinner. Then we had popcorn and a movie. They had to see Captain Ron. Anne-Marie doesn’t watch movies at home, only about a half dozen in her life. We had English captions to help with the interpretation. She stayed awake, so that was a good sign. Torben loved it.
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| cutting conch for the salad |
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| conch salad and various shell fish |
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| great cockpit meals |
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| end of a great day |
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