The wind was howling through the anchorage this morning, so powerful in gusts that I was debating taking down my bimini so that it wouldn’t take damage. While clouds whipped by and rain threatened to pour down I revised my plans to spend the day and night at Tintamarre and opted to stay put and give the Île Créole another try today.
It is now shortly before 15:00 and the sun is out and the winds settled down and I could have given Île Tintamarre a try after all. Oh well, I had one dive and am going to use the same tank for the second one as it really isn’t very deep and this time I am going to choose some formation and sit still until I get some good shots.
Although nothing outward seemed to have changed since the earlier dive, the visibility was terrible and I didn’t bet too many new photos or see anything interesting on the second go around – but I did get to practice bouyancy control and did a bit of work on my patience in waiting for subjects to approach me.
Back aboard the boat was rocking around in the swell quite a bit so I didn’t get to complete the tasks I’d set out to do and ended up going ashore for a small dinner and walking about on Terra Firma before retiring for the evening aboard the boat.
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