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Outside the jetties leading to the Grand Lucayan Waterway
are several reefs. Chris snorkeled on one our first day and came back with a
lionfish (lunch) and a lobster (dinner). We both went out and snorkeled another
reef and had a great time. To add a little more creepy to the area (see
previous blog), as we headed back to the dinghy, we encountered a distinct
change in the water, from clear to a rather distorted condition. Not murky, mind you, just...distorted. Merely tidal outflow from the waterway, we figured, and headed in.
It was
freezing! I screeched into my
snorkel and kicked as I hard as I could, nearly levitating into the dinghy. We
were
so ready for hot coffee and tea
after that swim!
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Dinner! |
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A pair of foureye butterflyfish |
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