This is what the early swimmers saw this morning. The photo is stolen from Lainey’s post.
Later it was like this.
Meaning-of-life conversations in the mid morning sun.
Judging by the state of this cuttle bone my guess is his ending was not gentle (but hopefully quick)
I heard reports of average-at-best visibility so decided my swim would be a quick one. Swimming out alone, I felt a little uncomfortable, executed the turn of shame, had a frolic and attemped some body surfing.(Seriously though, there is no shame in aborting a swim for any reason)
So apart from some rubbish I didn’t see much although I did hear reports of a seal and a pelican and many cuttlefish. Speaking of rubbish, why not take a few pieces out of the water? You might be saving a life.
These are from last Saturday’s dive. I was very happy to be able to photograph a Rainbow Cale, I find them to be quite elusive..
Our little piece of paradise is truly the gift that keeps on giving.
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