S A T U R D A Y ,     F E B R U A R Y     1 5 T H

Seas are calm enough for the Manta to dock	Donna waits for the Eagle Ray
Two boatloads of divers wait for departure	The Manta is ready to take a large group elsewhere
	> > >   Big Sand Chute features tunnels

Dive 4 - Big Sand Chute, Max Depth = 87ft, Duration = 35min Go thru tunnel, photo black durgen, blue tangs
School of blue tangs	D&D from the perspective of the Blue Tangs

Donna and divemaster discuss the next spot

Get on wrong boat, pay fine of case of beer

Dive 5 - Aquarium South, Max Depth = 46ft, Duration = 57min Feed gray angelfish, mutton snapper, see turtle, huge anemone
Donna feeds a Gray Angelfish	Gray Angelfish are hungry!
In Oliver Twist voice, "More, please"	David's turn to feed porky
David looked up and saw the angel   (1 Chronicles 21:16)	David can't swim faster than his guardian angel
Those with eyelids lose staring contests	A turtle signals last shot in camera, dammit

Donna rides home on the front of the boat	Only one cruise ship today, Sunquest's Sunbird
Zoom to pirate ship docked off shore	The Sunset House welcomes us back
Donna waits her turn to rinse equipment	Grand Cayman 500th Anniversary lisence plate
Blackened dolphin burger	"My Bar" outdoor bar & restaurant
In door Seaharvest Restaurant	Lockers to store dive gear
Amphitrite, Siren of Sunset House	Courtyard beneath our room
The traditional "David and the coconut"	Our spacious room with a view
And what a view it is!	No kitchen appliances this time

Dive 6 - Sunset Reef Shore Dive Max Depth = 64ft, Duration = 43min 200 yard surface swim to furthest bouy Descend to sunken landing craft, statue of Amphitrite, school of squid	Sunken landing craft in 60 feet of water
The hole that sunk her?	Donna salutes with V8 engines behind her
David attempts to storm the beach	The gray angels return for another feeding
100 yards from shore and 50 feet down stands . . .	Amphitrite, the siren of Sunset House
David rushes to be photographed with celebrity	Mug for the camera now
Amphitrite and Donna compare hairdos	Barracuda on the way back to shore
Encounter a school of squid	Squid are hard to photo apparently
A well camouflaged Peacock Flounder	The peacock flounder is flushed from his hiding spot
From the peacock flounder's perspective	Get your hair out of your mask, boy!
David blows a smoke ring	Donna is used to high pressure situations

Another delightful sunset on Grand Cayman	Donna poses by the shore dive entry/exit point
Rehabilitating dogs find relaxation at Grand Cayman	David ponders the dinner selection

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