 Shark cages available . . . for wimps! |
 View of the channel from the right side |
 Shot of the dive shop from the shark cages |
 The Phoecena was our dive boat for eight dives |
 But not today, the Stenella will take us on our last run |
 Donna waits while the dive boat is readied |
 David and Donna pose for Ginny, Andy skips today |
 Our new friends Rich and Ginny Miller from Arizona |
| View Dive 13 - Palace Wall | |
 Stop once again at the fancy Nygard Cay |
 Donna is ready to model for the next fancy shindig |
 Motor past the power plant back near the dive shop |
 Out near the location of the shark dives |
 The dive shop and hotel are visible from the last dive |
 No way to mistake this water for Galveston Bay! |
| View Dive 14 - Treasure Wreck | |
 Head back to shore with the final dive in the books |
 sigh |
 Awesome flowers at the garden side Main Hotel lobby |
 Wait for the bus with our shy Milwaukee friends |
 Andy, Donna, and Sarah climb on board for the downtown/Atlantis adventure |
 It is a wild ride into town |
 Nice church in downtown Nassau |
 Caribbean Maxima is called a Cefiro |
 Sir Milo Butler fought for majority rule |
 The House of Assembly with Queen Victoria statue |
 The legislative branch of the Bahamas |
 Taking a taxi across the bridge to Paradise Island |
 Those aren't rubber sharks, they're nurse sharks |
 A southern stingray swims by in an adjacent pool |
 Finally see a fancy drum at Atlantis |
 Never saw one while diving, here is another |
 Sea cucumber and a starfish |
 2 ft long hammerhead shark swims in 1 ft deep pond |
 Trying to get a Jaws-like fin breaking the water photo |
 Full view of the hammerhead shark pond |
 So cool, I had to take one more shot of two hammerheads swimming by |
 Over to the Atlantis beach on the north side of the island |
 More waves on the north side, except for today |
 The human pool with water fall at Atlantis Resort |
 We find a bar with an aquarium in the wall |
 Donna poses by the aquarium, which is huge |
 Spotted eagle ray swims by |
 This is the closest I've ever been to one |
 Andy walks through the underground aquarium |
 Over to the turtle pond |
 Turtle scratches his nose on the side of the pond |
 Pond full of rays contains a few mantas |
 David and Donna pose by a waterfall |
 Main structure of Atlantis beyond the fish ponds |
 The fish pond is full of hammerheads, nurse sharks, and soon-to-be discovered sawfish |
 Donna nervously crosses the rope bridge over the sharks |
 Not so bad now that David isn't shaking the bridge |
 View of the bar in the middle of the fish ponds |
 Rope bridge . . . what is that in the foreground? |
 There are three (3) ten foot long sawfish |
 Ten foot sawfish makes the rounds |
 Nurse shark crosses the hump |
 Down the stairs at the circular bar to a crab cage and even more aquariums |
 David tempts the sharks from within the underwater viewing tube |
 Probably a Bar Jack with margates in the back |
 School of yellowtail snapper and a grunt |
 Andy and Donna ignore the big sawfish above them |
 Check out the saw on that sawfish! |
 This sawfish has got to be ten feet long |
 Donna poses on the way back to the circular bar |
 The circular bar is pretty ornate by itself |
 Back topside, Donna self portrait on David's shirt |
 Crossing the bridge over the shark pond |
 The swimming pool in front Atlantis' main building |
 Flying Fish fountain in front of Atlantis Resort |
 Airplane flies over the connecting arch |
 Lobsters swim along the sidewalk beside the building |
 Three lobsters for Donna, David, and Andy |
 Coat & Tie restaurant inside the Atlantis main lobby |
 Our first real sunset of the trip at Senior Frog's |
 Andy and Donna digest their Senior Frog's dinner |
 Senor Frog keeps his booze away from Donna |
 Woodes Rogers (pirate who became governor) at the British Colonial Hilton |
 The cannon and the bird of paradise flower blossom |
 Back at South Ocean, David is beat |
 Rich adds to the photos being viewed |
 Sarah brings a hippy friend she found at Nassau |
 No, it is just Andy letting his hair down |
 Just what was that fish we saw earlier today? |
 David & Ginny pose while the photos download |