Happy Monday!
The wind and swell has died a little bit and we dove an exposed pinnacle on the North West side of the Island called the “Boiler”. It is the signature dive at the islands here including a bronze plaque celebrating the creation of the marine preserve.
Sarah is really coming along having completed her 22nd dive today and is extremely comfortable in the water and is a very aware diver. That’s good as we keep an eye on the animals and each other. Unfortunately, I think she’s now ruined and will be bored seeing the pretty little fish… 🙂
This is truly a magical place and possibly the only time we will be here due to the remoteness of the islands and changing fees/laws for visitor. We are trying to enjoy every moment in this special place!
As always, we miss you at home and it makes us feel less isolated to read your emails, so don’t be shy!
Brad, great updates. Live reading/hearing/seeing what you’re doing! I’m jealous:)! Wonderful experience. Enjoy and keep sharing!! Dean
Incredible photos! What a dream.
Those are surreal, another magical world!! Thanks for sharing these and stories with those. That reminds me when we were in Kona, doing an expedition in the middle of the night, snorkeling with the Manta Rays.
BTW: Kevin will have a baby girl soon….
John.
You guys – hey it looks like you’re well on your way to crossing the Pacific and enjoying birthday cruises in the Whitsundays!? 😉
Wow. Such an exciting life you are leading. We miss you however this is the experience of a lifetime. Hope to see you again soon. Love, Deb
Another great share and with photos!
What a wonderful experience this has been and now this incredible dive site at the preserve. We love hearing about all your adventures and seeing those amazing pictures.
All is well here. We have all had our vaccine shots now so we are beginning to venture out. What a crazy year this has been. We are so thankful to have the delta as an alternative “shelter in place” place!!!
Keep the adventures coming. Live Slow Sail Fast.
Love, All the Shaws