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Arrived to culebra 2 days ago. Its a small paradise. Small only because its a small island. Except for the hord of ants that invited themselves to my tent at arrival. Have to bring Anna here for Hopkins detox soon. Life is good.
Picture update:
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| Brum brum... Culebra from above |
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| This is your captain speaking! |
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| Will enjoying the view |
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| Who needs a hammock? |
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| I do! |
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| Marine debris... |
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| The roosters drove us crazy each morning - this one still not old enough to be annoying |
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| Finally got my survival skills together! |
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| Best drink around |
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| Ants, roosters and palm trees (that fell down on wills tent) |
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| Its good to breath |
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| Turtle power |
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| A little bit of scuba too |
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| Lion fish harpoon pirate |
The last day we had a great morning free diving just off the beach were we camped. Just when the camera stopped working I had the best dive experience of the trip. This beutiful moraine eel peaked its head from under a ledge, and when I poked my head in to investigate she came out and looked at me, totally exposed 50 cm from my face for quite a while. Was almost like she was lonely and wanted some company (thats how I know it was a female!). We also had a school of fish that followed us around for 20 minutes, probably seeking protection from some sharks... It's great to know that I will come back here for more work with NOAA in time.
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