Richard and Shannon, sitting in the sea, K-I-S-S-I-N-G!
So, for most people, diving wouldn´t be such a big deal. Especially since I´ve been open water certified for three years now, and have plenty of dives under my weight belt. BUT, this dive was my first one post-op. Would my lung be as sturdy as the doc said they would? Would I panic? Would I feel weird with the pressure or the regulator?
In short- NO and HOORAY! A heartfelt thank you to Dr. F for fixing me - 100 percent.
This ray was as long as me! Thankfully he wasn´t the same kind as the one that got Steve Irwin...still I stayed a good distance away. He actually left big scallop shaped dents in the sand, that once you knew what to look for you could trail all over the ocean floor. I so should have been an Indian tracker instead of working for the state. I´ve been obsessed with tracks for the last few years. And I love riding horses and getting the best of cowboys. But I digress...
Can you see the conch?
So different on theunderside :) You can just see his wee foot poking out on the bottom edge.
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3 comments:
Awesome pictures! Thanks for posting them (makes me want to go diving :) And glad your lungs are working their magic - that's really cool!
Oh boy! And here we are with snow, wind, rain, and mooing cattle. I could use a touch of Mexico beach right now! And maybe a prayer or two at a Marian shrine in a Mexican police station...
I'm so glad you went diving! What a relief to know that you're healed!
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