Yesterday was an all diving Sunday for me, for the first time in a long, long time we did 2 shore dives on the same day, and for the first time in my life I did one on my rebreather and the other one on regular open circuit.
Me, just cruisin'
The first dive (the rebreather one) was FANTASTIC, we saw a huge and chunky green moray eel, a lobster, tons of trumpet fish, queen angels, my favorite fish which is a spotted drum and even the infamous lion fish.
But what I liked the best about the dive; the fact that it was only my husband and me, and while we were diving I felt so connected to him, us alone, doing what we really like and sharing it with NOBODY but us.
Aaaah, life is good and God gives me so many blessing and of the many I have my husband and the life we share together here in the Cayman Islands are definitely on top of my list.
Queen Angel
Crab
Green moray eel
Spotted Drum (juvenile)
Trumpet Fish
Lion Fish
Parrot Fish
Me, just cruisin'The first dive (the rebreather one) was FANTASTIC, we saw a huge and chunky green moray eel, a lobster, tons of trumpet fish, queen angels, my favorite fish which is a spotted drum and even the infamous lion fish.
But what I liked the best about the dive; the fact that it was only my husband and me, and while we were diving I felt so connected to him, us alone, doing what we really like and sharing it with NOBODY but us.
Aaaah, life is good and God gives me so many blessing and of the many I have my husband and the life we share together here in the Cayman Islands are definitely on top of my list.
So, here are some of the pictures we took yesterday, have a great week!!!
Queen Angel
Crab
Green moray eel
Spotted Drum (juvenile)
Trumpet Fish
Lion Fish
Parrot Fish
4 commented; now it's your turn!:
What great photos! Visiting from BRCS :)
Awesomeness! I hope to one day be able to do that. the pictures are wonderful!
:-)
Beautiful pics!
Looks like the Lionfish are becoming permanent residents there.
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