Grand Cayman Trip Report
Hello one and all,
Today was our second day in Grand Cayman. We arrived Saturday without a hitch. Well almost without a hitch, my dive gear bag was not there. Don't know if this ever happened to you, but it is a terrible sick feeling. I went to the desk to report it and then a young man came to the desk with my dive gear bag. He said that he picked it up by mistake and apologized. I shook his hand and thanked him. Glad he was honest, some thief would have had a bag of really nice dive and video gear. Praise God.
We are staying on the East End at The Reef Resort. It takes about 45 minutes to drive here from the airport. If you are looking for quiet, like we are, this is the place. If you are looking for action, well you will need to stay closer to Georgetown on the west end. I am adapting to driving on the left side of the road, by the way.
Elaine is enjoying herself and getting a good rest. Nothing beats sleeping under a palm tree. Food is very good, too good.
About the diving. Quite a difference jumping off the boat and looking down to see the bottom. Water is 80 degrees, vis is out of this world. Reefs are gorgeous, as are tropical fish life. The highpoint was a big sea turtle swimming past me. You know of course, it's really going to hurt to get back in those Ohio quarries. My dive buddy may have to use a whip and a chair.
I will post again when there are things of note. Take care everyone. Signing off from paradise.
Marshall
Monday, June 30, 2008
Friday, June 27, 2008
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Monday, June 09, 2008
Friday, June 06, 2008
Sunday, June 01, 2008
DUI Drysuit Day at Gilboa
Wow, what a weekend. Friday, I went to Gilboa Quarry in northwest Ohio and met up with Jamie, Denny, and Bob. This is Jamie's vintage VW Van, formerly owned by his Uncle. His Uncle took this van to Woodstock.
Saturday was DUI Drysuit Day, where you got to test out DUI Drysuits. For you non-divers, there are wetsuits and there are drysuits. Drysuits seal out the water, therefore keeping you warm in cold water.
And, here I am testing out a drysuit. It really did keep me warmer than my wetsuit.
Here is Jessica and Dan, DUI staff. Jessica was very helpful to me in the donning of the drysuit.
Here is Dan and Kevin. Kevin sent me the invite announcement and I am glad that he did. This is the second time I have hooked up diving with Kevin, we dove at Portage Quarry once last year.
By the way, I got word that I left the event too soon. At the dinner, my name was called for a prize, but you had to be present to win. Oh well, it was still an enjoyable day.
Wow, what a weekend. Friday, I went to Gilboa Quarry in northwest Ohio and met up with Jamie, Denny, and Bob. This is Jamie's vintage VW Van, formerly owned by his Uncle. His Uncle took this van to Woodstock.
Saturday was DUI Drysuit Day, where you got to test out DUI Drysuits. For you non-divers, there are wetsuits and there are drysuits. Drysuits seal out the water, therefore keeping you warm in cold water.
And, here I am testing out a drysuit. It really did keep me warmer than my wetsuit.
Here is Jessica and Dan, DUI staff. Jessica was very helpful to me in the donning of the drysuit.
Here is Dan and Kevin. Kevin sent me the invite announcement and I am glad that he did. This is the second time I have hooked up diving with Kevin, we dove at Portage Quarry once last year.
By the way, I got word that I left the event too soon. At the dinner, my name was called for a prize, but you had to be present to win. Oh well, it was still an enjoyable day.
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