Boy, this hasn't happened in a long time. I get to start a thread! Here are some divers to start the morning off.
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Haven't had my coffee yet!

Still there!
I'll have to check the archives to see what I missed!

They had another sign that read "We are warm, you are not." I caught a glimpse of it on the live feed.

being from wisconsin they should worry about becoming "cheese melts"

Its about 30 degress here this morning. I'm staying in! Here is a diver from earlier this morning. He's checking to see if his 2 minutes are up yet!

What in the world was the diver doing in the 10:04 post???

BTW, I'm not usually one to grumble about local weather (because it can be pretty grumblesome in Chicago, if I were to start it would get ugly!) but the North cam right now is physically hurting me. Colors, warmth - ooooh, how I need to win a lottery...

Anita, it will get better. Supposed to be in the 60's here in Nebraska today. What would you do if you won the lottery maybe buy this? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=15841&item=2904103704

real estate seems a little more reasonable in bonaire...and you know what the neighbors are like

What neighbors? If you bought the whole island the nearest neighbors bould be 1 mile away!

good captures gang...oh, sunny and 80 degrees today here:-)

Well, it has warmed up to a toasty 40 degrees now! Here are some visitors.

and again!

here are a couple more...

Charlotte...

Clint, you are a cruel man...

Yes, if I had such money to spare, Caribbean island would be on my list. Though English cottage far from the maddening crowd would be first.

Oh, and I finally figured out what I was seeing on the cam... what would be the equivalent of a forest and trees analogy for underwater? Didn't see the diver for the bubbles?

I agree away from the crowds. An island may be a little heavy in the upkeep, especially in the hurricane belt. I would have to take a little of my winnings and buy a flat overlooking the ocean some where between Tenecatica and Melaque, MX. La Manzinilla would be just fine, few people, few phones, no cruise ships, a quiet bay, lots of beach and decent diving. You know I could give up the computer programing and start weaving baskets, or even go back to my first college degree and start throwing pots again! Infact I've still got my leather stitchers. I could be a beachbum cobblerpotter!

A beachbum cobblerpotter sounds good.

Me, though, I'm aiming for travelling philanthrophist.

Yea, it wouldn't be to bad swimming around helping set up fish schools!