Steve and Heath show off their catch of the day
Chatting with the folks on the other boat
Oh yeah, Sandra's hip
Gene decorates with zinc oxide
Mo and Laura
There's the Bates'
Kevin and Sandra
I'm ready to go
And there I am!
David shows off
David free dives to check out some coral
They're a little tough to see but the white spots in this photo are tiny egg sacs- the water was full of them
Another shot of them
Pretty coral picture, with one of those egg sacs making a blur in the lower right
David's floating?
Nope, cheating (yes, we know you aren't supposed to stand on coral heads!)
A puffer fish
Steve and Jonathan enjoying some beers while floating in the lagoon
Kevin and I (in the green hat) join them
Laura, snacking after a float
Kevin demonstrates other uses for zinc oxide
Kevin and Mo
After a hug from Kevin, Mo has a one eyed smiley face on her back!
The other boat heads in early 
And we keep partying!
Mo and Sandra
David demonstrates the proper life-preserver positioning for a boat float
Gene and Sandra
Jonathan's hero shot
Mo and Steve
On Memorial Day a bunch of us took out two boats to 6th Island for snorkeling and "boat floating". A boat float is when you anchor a few boats, tie them together and then proceed to party! It also usually involves grabbing a life preserver, a hat and a beer and relaxing in the water for a while.
I'd never been to 6th Island so it was fun to see a new site and we spent the day exploring the coral heads and hanging out with friends. It's rough life but I think I can handle it!
2 comments:
Believe me, I would not be standing on coral. That ITCHES. I was on a bare rock. It's probably exposed some during low tide, or maybe someone hit it with a sailboat?
It is sooooo beautiful there! Please pack me in your suitcase next time ;) Also, I like your new blog theme it looks good. Miss you!
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