Hey Popeye! Doin pretty fine, hows about yourself. I was through your area a
good while back, and I think I stopped by your place, but you weren't home.
You're on that little road that jogs off to the right and then parallels the
paved road then at the top of the hill on the left correct? If so, you
should run that bloody lawn tractor with a remote control, sheesh. Oh well,
Livin down in Ft. Lauderdale now playin with the yachts, got an owner flying
me to NYC this weekend to do an evening dinner charter and a friend is flyin
in from Europe to meet me there then come stay awhile When we get back down
here, it's time for a weeks dive vacation.
P.S. Miss your fruit juice. =;)

Dove the Duane and it is always an awesome dive.  Lots of barracuda and
large angel fish.  Followed a divemaster through the wreck's galley once.
This is not the easiest dive when there is a current though.  Once, out of 8
divers who attempted the Duane, 5 had aborted because of the strong current.
IN cases like this, you need to have a boat that has a line that connects
right to the decent line of the wreck.  As soon as you jump into the water,
you have to get to the line and work your way to the front of the boat.  Due
to the depth of this dive, it is not a very long dive but still worth every
minute.

For lots of fishlife, you can't beat Molasses reef.  A shallow dive that's
great for the 2nd or 3rd dive of the day.

Looe Key out further west is a great spot for snorkellers.  Key West dive
spots were okay but not as good as those off Key Largo.

Clint

Banny gave up the business.

Lee