We stayed in
Horseshoe Bay all day. I want to move in
here. It is soooo beautiful. Graham said that you don’t even need to have
a permit to tie up here. Just pull up
and start diving. Can you imagine? Bringing your own boat here and just diving
again and again and again. Heaven. OK, what would I need? A boat with a compressor, tanks, food, an
engineer… hmmm… even if I could cover the cost, that’s a lot of hassle. Maybe this liveaboard thing IS the way to go.
This beach is
crazy – we saw komodo dragons, monkeys and pigs on it. Go figure.
I cannot say
enough about the diving here. It has it
all. Beautiful reefs, walls – with and
without currents. Totally lush corals. Then is has awesome muck diving and sandy
bottom areas. I am in love.
I tried to put
in the Big Year movie for everyone to watch – because this movie about birding really
reminds me of this group, but I forgot about DVDs and the fact that there are
regional differences so it wouldn’t play.
Oh well.
53 - Sagaminopteron
nigropunctatum
54 - Chromodoris magnifica
55 - Halgerda batangas
56 - Cuthona ornata
57 - Philinopsis speciosa
58 - Elysia ornata
59 - Pleurobranchus grandis
60 - Pleurobranchus peroni
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