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 The cruise boats arrive bright and early |
 Seaharvest Restaurant's patio dining area |
 Small group gathers due to northeast snow storms! |
 Donna waits with soda in hand |
 This is how to celebrate an anniversary! |
 Eagle Ray arrives, time to depart for the morning dives |
 The larger white sub makes an appearance |
 Forgot camera! Might as well make a deep dive |
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Dive 13 - Texas Hole, Max Depth = 115ft, Duration = 43min Swim thru tunnel to 115ft, see ray in garden eels, borrow 5mins of Donna's air No photos - depth too deep! |
 Missed out on Orange Canyon yet again |
 Heading to dive spot number two |
 St Croix Fred with Donna and new buddy Bill |
 David worked out a month before this trip |
 Paragliders start another ride |
 A very bad time to not have an underwater camera! |
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Dive 14 - Royal Palm Ledge, Max Depth = 56ft, Duration = 53min Forgot camera, awesome ledge, bubbles through ledge, conch, wah! No photos - forgot camera - wah! |
 Festival's Mistral starts the 6 cruise boat parade |
 Disney's cruise boat has Goofy on the back |
 Celebrity Cruises drops off a shore excursion boat |
 NCL's Norwegian Dawn has a big smile |
 The first close up of a Carnival Cruiser |
 Two lower doors on Holland America's Zaandam |
 Traveled straight through the fleet |
 Home again to Sunset House |
 Gumbo with Okra (explain it to the New Zealanders) |
 Blossoming bush on the walk to George Town |
 Cruise boat tourists head back to their vessel |
 Two different piers for so many cruise boats |
 It's official, we visited the Cayman Islands |
 Not all statues are underwater |
 Donna lays siege to Fort George |
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 WWI Peace Memorial of Grand Cayman |
 George Town's public square |
 National Seal of the Cayman Islands |
 Drink pints of Tennents here |
 The last thing I plan to ride in is a submarine |
 Good timing, they are docked for the day |
 Imported sand arrives from offshore freighter |
 Donna checks out the George Town beach |