> Thimble. Billions of them. Knowing Al, they won't bother him a bit,
> but I thought I'd mention them for completeness.
We had them on one trip to New Providence. If you want to see millions
of real jellies, dive off the SC coast in April or early May. The cool
part is that with the jellies, you may get to see a mola-mola or two.
The thimbles don't bother me, but Cindy reacts to them.
We still haven't decided where to go. All I want is a quiet place with
no insects, no cruise ships, great diving and an operator who will take
us to the sites and shut up.
Rudy Benner - 22 May 2005 13:33 GMT
>> Thimble. Billions of them. Knowing Al, they won't bother him a bit,
>> but I thought I'd mention them for completeness.
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> no insects, no cruise ships, great diving and an operator who will take
> us to the sites and shut up.
Cocoview.
Dillon Pyron - 23 May 2005 01:15 GMT
>>> Thimble. Billions of them. Knowing Al, they won't bother him a bit,
>>> but I thought I'd mention them for completeness.
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>
>Cocoview.
He did mention insects.

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HW \ - 22 May 2005 16:55 GMT
>We still haven't decided where to go. All I want is a quiet place with
>no insects, no cruise ships, great diving and an operator who will take
>us to the sites and shut up.
Assume you have considered shore diving at Bonaire.
-HW "Skip" Weldon
Columbia, SC
Al Wells - 22 May 2005 17:08 GMT
> >We still haven't decided where to go. All I want is a quiet place with
> >no insects, no cruise ships, great diving and an operator who will take
> >us to the sites and shut up.
>
> Assume you have considered shore diving at Bonaire.
I've been there several times, but not since Lenny. Cindy hasn't been
there. It's on the "short list"