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| some kind of dark body part.. |
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| the white spots are in fact, fizzy spouts. |
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| Incredible activity during this moment, my camera couldn't catch it properly but they are out there. |
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| Oh wow! How did this get here? I guess I took the shot, one of several, sent it to myself via email, uploaded it, made a hard copy, sent it back to my desktop, browsed and uploaded it again to this blog. How silly of me, sorry! Doug and Mike Swim report, Monday, January 29th, noon-just Ruth and LFTC and the whales! As I parked I saw a breach near the virtual 1/2, I watched the whale journey to the A before diving down, Doug and Mike swam right over him, they didn't see him though because he was probably too deep and viz was minimal. Ruth and I swam out in 57 degrees and a big swell but nothing breaking on us, we swam to the B along side some kayakers who were way more limited in travel options than we were, caves and boomers very dangerous, marine room whitewater mayhem, they paddled from A to B and back. It was tough to keep Ruth on task, she wanted to look around and lollygag, float around on her back, take in the day and daydream and I wanted to swim. Finally we landed and everyone on deck said we were cruised by a whale! We didn't see it! During this talk the whales came out to surprise everyone around. Playtime! I have a new phone and didn't know how to take photos, I thought I took more but I think instead I called Manny from the club instead. (Sorry, Manny!) So here you go, some pretty poor quality pics of the whales RUTH AND I SWAM WITH! Lucky for us, Doug and Mike wanted to be within eyeshot, a little near full frontal. A little abs and tallness, a little muscle, a little... I gotta stop this now! For those of you (especially CAMI) who need a little incentive, there you have it:. Cami, I swear, if the decent swimmable temps, sunny skies and freaking whales can't lure you out, my next move will be kidnap) lftc-out |
oh maaaaan! you two are truly lucky! so many spouts. i see at least 3!
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