Thursday was our only day of rain, so like true Lawrances (or Bredemeiers for that matter) we play cards. The rain cleared and we played more volleyball in the pool.
Day 6 (Friday) was our last day here. L At breakfast, I said the chant that we learned in Belize “Eagle ray, eagle ray, eagle ray… Turtle, turtle, turtle.” I was missing my sister-in-law and so I did this one for her. Low and behold, it worked. On our first dive we saw a turtle surfacing. On the second dive we all saw an eagle ray. They are really hard to photograph, but Ken swam his heart out into the swift current to bring you all these pieces of beauty.
We spent the last afternoon soaking up our last dose of UV rays for a few months and then packing. Boo hoo…
Day 6 (Friday) was our last day here. L At breakfast, I said the chant that we learned in Belize “Eagle ray, eagle ray, eagle ray… Turtle, turtle, turtle.” I was missing my sister-in-law and so I did this one for her. Low and behold, it worked. On our first dive we saw a turtle surfacing. On the second dive we all saw an eagle ray. They are really hard to photograph, but Ken swam his heart out into the swift current to bring you all these pieces of beauty.
We spent the last afternoon soaking up our last dose of UV rays for a few months and then packing. Boo hoo…
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1 comment:
That sounds amazing! I'm glad to hear you're having a great time.
Jenn Chester
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