The next day after the lobster adventure we headed backcountry into Florida Bay and the Everglades National Park (the water part of the Park) for a different kind of adventure! The water was flat calm and clear. We saw lots of sharks and rays - and the BEST - a huge school (pod?) of dolphin (porpoise)! They came close to the boat, stayed with us, road the bow wave and played in our wake.Saturday, August 9, 2008
The next day after the lobster adventure we headed backcountry into Florida Bay and the Everglades National Park (the water part of the Park) for a different kind of adventure! The water was flat calm and clear. We saw lots of sharks and rays - and the BEST - a huge school (pod?) of dolphin (porpoise)! They came close to the boat, stayed with us, road the bow wave and played in our wake.Thursday, August 7, 2008
IT'S LOBSTER SEASON! Mini-season was last week. That is when the recreational divers get a jump on the commercial season with a 2-day season before the traps go in. We snorkeled the first day in the bay and found 5 legal. Enough to have friends over for dinner and to share with elderly neighbors. We dove oceanside on the second day in about 15-20' of water for 5 more. Regular season opened August 6 and our godchildren - now adults! - Ross, 21 and Dawn, 18 - came down for the hunt! Along with our "adopted" goddaughter, Brittany, 20. What fun to have these great kids around!Monday, July 28, 2008






We just returned home from the 30th reunion of Jack's Air Force Reserve Squadron - the Makos. Jack was an original Mako flying F-4 Phantoms then F-16 Falcons. It was held at the Ritz Carlton, Key Biscayne. Boy, did we put on the ritz! We enjoyed long walks on the beach, great food and renewing old friendships. (There was some celebratory drinking, too!) Someone commented that at the 40th we would be having wheel chair races! I don't think so!
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