This should be the 4th installment ... I miss numbered
North Belnam-Rod was carrying his video camera with him at N Belnam. And we got some wonderful footage Barbara; one of our students loved it here.
Eighteenth Palm- We felt kind of sneaky slipping through the gate of the Plaza Resort but we were welcomed and really enjoyed diving their reef. We saw Octopus and a whole lot of life.
Buddy’s Reef- We dove Buddy’s both during the day and at night. The Tarpon at night were hysterical. They loved Rod’s video light and Rod too I guess. I kind of felt like I had lost my dive buddy to a fish<vbg> One stuck so close to Rod that I wondered if we were going to have to take him home with us. I followed a Spotted Moray and made him nervous so he tried to hide with a friend. we also saw a cool sea urchin
On our day dive here I had a Goldentail Eel chase me because it fell in love with my wide-angle lens. Kind of sad when he realized they were no kin. Rod found a tiny octopus hiding in the corral. . Our welcoming committee at Buddy Dive

Oil Slick Leap- I love OSL! We saw our first ever seahorse that was pointed out by a friendly passer by… Made my day!! I saw a fish I could not identify and thought someone might know. I just love the White Spot Filefish
Ol’ Blue- We saw tons of Lettuce Sea Slugs here. Fire worms were every where and we saw more then a few blue tang
Green Submarine (across from the Yellow Submarine dive shop) – We dove this site seeking the elusive frog fish but never found him… It was a wonderful site though and I would enjoy diving it again and again. We dove it twice. We did see another seahorse and he was quite large. .