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Sunset looking towards sunset

In Dana Point Harbor.  This is a leucistic squirrel, not an albino squirrel.  The squirrel does not have a complete lack of melanin.  An Albino squirrel would have red eyes

Many of these rock formations are good for climbing.

Small scatter

You can see the edges of the cage

Very close, because visibility was not as good

You can see the sediment in the water

She is about 15 foot long

She is about 15 foot long

She is about 15 foot long

She is about 15 foot long

She is about 15 foot long

I think this one has a Calloway supercharger

Transmission and rear end

Notice the intake cones inside cover

The driver spun out and hit the wall

The fish with the black boy and white tail are called bicolor chromis

Can you see it?  It's right in the middle of the picture

With many fish hiding inside

Just hanging around, then this shark came over to investigate

The clown fish is a dark spot in the middle.

This guy is big, maybe 13 feet

Knox is the name of the divemaster

Mostly all nurse sharks

Right when Junior (the divemaster) gives the food

Stuffed with a creme

The building is very primitive, and the supplies

Where the villagers meet.  This was a meeting for the women to sell souvenirs

The chiefs of the village live here

This lady says it takes about 2 weeks to weave one of the large mats

Protects the village during cyclones.  But the water still hits the seawall and sprays high into the air, showering the homes close to the water

Several art galleries along this street.  Barrios is Spanish for neighborhood

Note the cannons, there are many landmarks denoting the rich naval history

There are a total of 444 steps to the top of the hill

Galapagos Grunt (the yellow striped fish), blue and gold snapper, and Amarillo Snapper

Split shot - half below the water, half above

Swimming in the water, eating algae off the rock underwater.

Endemic to the Galapagos

Endemic to the Galapagos

Water visibility not great

The look very similar to a horn shark we have in southern California

A school that swam around, but never really very close to us.

Reef shark, not the aggressive oceanic white tip

With me in the background to give perspective.  This one is estimated to be 120 years old

Going for a little bath

The males inflate the red "balloon" in their chin to attract females.

Massive school of fish

within the bait ball.  Trevallies are a type of jack fish

Protected in Hawaii

They eat the coral on reefs

A collection of mostly butterfly fish at Niihau

Swimming around and investigating divers