Scuba diving--still #1

[7rider]

Oh, awesome!
I'm amazed you spotted that juvie trunkfish. And that queen angelfish is just beautiful!
Welcome back....
Are you going to put together a book for these trips???

[Pax]

Love the Christmas tree worms!! I spent an entire dive once just watching those pop in and out.

[Zen]

I don't trust those eels...
Really great shots, though!

[maillotpois]

Glad you added some more photos - those are great.

I love those worms - they are so funny. I'm with Queen - we could jut spend the dive playing with them.

[crazycanuck]

If you guys are interested, why not plan a scuba diving trip to sites in Western Australia? We have the Ningaloo Reef, Rottnest Island and many other places!

I'd love to scuba!

[Pax]

If you guys are interested, why not plan a scuba diving trip to sites in Western Australia? We have the Ningaloo Reef, Rottnest Island and many other places!

I'd love to scuba!

I'd love to dive in Australia! But having a non-diving partner is problematic when planning hugely expensive dive trips.

[crazycanuck]

Weeel..if you drink wine Western Australia has the Margaret River region. Wine n dine there plus the Margaret River Chocolate factory and Yahava Koffeeeee will keep you entertained.

[divingbiker]

Oh, I dream of diving in Australia, but I've never thought about the western side. And Palau and Yap and Papua New Guinea are on my list, too.

I've found a few more pictures from the Curacao trip that turned out ok...and Regina, maybe I'll try to do a little scrapbookish thing the next time you have a get-together.

An intermediate French angel (it will lose its stripes when it's an adult.)


A stonefish, camouflaged very well.


Two banded coral shrimp in a bunch of colorful coral and sponges.


A front-end view of a trunkfish.


A stoplight parrotfish.


A Pedersen's cleaner shrimp on some odd kind of anemone.


A flounder.


And since you love them so much, two more Christmas tree worms.