jhspb
Contributor
We were in the Brac from 6/22 through 6/27. I don't do u/w photos, but a guy on our boat has set up an awesome gallery of the trip.
See http://www.robert-e-morgan.com/caymanbrac .
The u/w, boat, shoreline and reef divers shots all bring back great memories. The only thing missing are any shots of eaglerays we saw the first 2 days of diving. The anenome shots are great.
I've read from people recently about the deterioration of the reef s and reef life around the Brac and LC. After my trip I think there is no truth to that. The life, both big and small (one of our buddy groups saw a hammerhead off of Wilderness wall) was everywhere. I saw my first pair of juvenile drum. The colors of the reef were as rich and varied as I've seen. Everything was vibrant and alive!!
Joe
P.S. I'm in the right background of the boat shot on page 2 of the 6/24 gallery arranged by Robert, sitting with my outstanding AOW instructor, Dee, relaxing and enjoying the great company before a nav dive at Sara's Set off LC.
See http://www.robert-e-morgan.com/caymanbrac .
The u/w, boat, shoreline and reef divers shots all bring back great memories. The only thing missing are any shots of eaglerays we saw the first 2 days of diving. The anenome shots are great.
I've read from people recently about the deterioration of the reef s and reef life around the Brac and LC. After my trip I think there is no truth to that. The life, both big and small (one of our buddy groups saw a hammerhead off of Wilderness wall) was everywhere. I saw my first pair of juvenile drum. The colors of the reef were as rich and varied as I've seen. Everything was vibrant and alive!!
Joe
P.S. I'm in the right background of the boat shot on page 2 of the 6/24 gallery arranged by Robert, sitting with my outstanding AOW instructor, Dee, relaxing and enjoying the great company before a nav dive at Sara's Set off LC.
