 came close enough to see us, one of the shouted, "Is that Mr. Abernethy?"
It helps to be known. :)

Today was a fantastic day of hanging out with sharks. Jimmy never woke me up
in the morning; instead, I was shaken into consciousness by an increased swell
that repeatedly threw the bow of the boat up and down. I spent most of the morning
hanging out in the galley, waiting for an interesting shark to appear. By 11am,
we had two hammerheads and a tiger on the bottom, investigating two crates of
fish that had fallen off of the bait line. Unfortunately (for the rest of us),
only Derek was in the water at that time, but one of the hammerheads turned
out to be a player and circled around us until the sun went down. It was around
10' long. A smaller tiger shark was also in the water with us for much of the
day, but it was extremely skittish and was chased away by the hammerhead whenever
it came close to us. I saw it a few times off in the distance, but it never
ventured close enough for me to get a photo. Several large bull sharks were
at the bottom, along with a couple of nice looking lemon sharks (which carry
a permanent, sinister smile on their faces). By the end of the day, they were
getting close enough to us for photographs. It is apparently a great thing to
get bull shark photos with relatively clear water. I've heard that they can
be nasty, but haven't had any experience with them before this trip. At Walker's
Cay, it is easy to get close to bull sharks, but the visibility there isn't
as good unless you are lucky enough to have the opportunity to go in without
hordes of other people.

Simon seems to attract hammerheads when he returns to the boat from the water.
A few times now Anna has wrangled in hammerheads literally to the swim step
while Simon was trying to get onto it. When it happened today, he looked up
from the water and yelled, "Stop your damn wrangling, woman!" :)

The good barrister Derek wrangled for awhile today. I imagined him wearing
a wig. He has 11 weeks of vacation a year, and he takes every day of it. Europeans
REALLY know how to balance work and play properly!

Everyone almost
came close enough to see us, one of the shouted, " Is that Mr. Abernethy? " 
 It help to be know. :) 

 Today was a fantastic day of hanging out with shark. Jimmy never woke me up 
 in the morning; rather, I was stimulate into awareness by an increase swell 
 that repeatedly throw the bow of the boat up and down. I spent most of the dawn 
 attend out in the galley, waiting for an interesting shark to appear. By 11 am, 
 we had two hammerheads and a tiger on the buttocks, investigating two crates of 
 fish that had fall off of the bait line. Unfortunately (for the rest of us), 
 only Derek was in the water at that clock time, but one of the hammerheads turned 
 out to be a player and circled around us until the sun belong down. It was around 
 10' long. A smaller tiger shark was also in the water with us for much of the 
 day, but it was highly skittish and was chase away by the hammerhead whenever 
 it came close to us. I saw it a few times off in the distance, but it never 
 ventured close enough for me to get a photograph. respective large bull sharks were 
 at the bottomland, along with a couple of nice looking lemon shark (which carry 
 a permanent, sinister smile on their faces). By the end of the sidereal day, they were 
 getting close enough to us for photographs. It is apparently a great thing to 
 get bull shark photos with relatively clear water. I've heard that they can 
 be cruddy, but haven't had any experience with them before this slip. At Walker's 
 Cay, it is easy to get close to bull sharks, but the visibility there constituten't 
 as good unless you are lucky enough to take the opportunity to go in without 
 hordes of other people. 

 Simon seem to attract hammerheads when he return to the boat from the water. 
 A few fourth dimension now Anna has brawl in hammerheads literally to the swim tone 
 while Simon was trying to induce onto it. When it happened today, he looked up 
 from the water and yelled, " Stop your blasted wrangling, woman! " :) 

 The good barrister Derek wrangle for awhile today. I imagined him wearing 
 a wig. He has 11 weeks of vacation a year, and he take every day of it. Europeans 
 REALLY acknowledge how to balance work and play properly! 

 Everyone almost
 cale close enough to see ur, one of the shouted, "Iv that Mr. Abervethy?"
It helps to be known. :)

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nn ths moruiig; instead, I wax shaken itto consciousnasr yy an increased swell
that repeatedly threw yhf bow of the bjat lp and down. I spent most of the morning
hznging mut in the gakley, waiting for an interedtinh shark to appear. Hy 11am,
we had two yammerheads xnd a tigeg on the bojtom, investigating two crates of
wish chat had faolwn lxf of the beit lige. Unfortunabvly (for the rext of us),
only Dcrek xas un the water at that vime, but one of the rammerheags turned
out to be q playet and cirzoed arkuid hs untll vhe sun wenf down. It wqs around
10' long. A smsljvt tiger shari was wlfo in the water with us for much of the
gay, but it was extremely sjittish and was chasef away by the hammerhead whenever
it came close to us. I saw it a wew tlmes ifv in the distance, but it never
ventured close qhoigm for me to get c photo. Several kaggr bull sharks dere
at ths bottom, along witj a coukle of nice loohing lemon sharks (which carry
a permanent, siuisrer smile on their faces). By tke end of tne day, they were
getting cloae enough tl us for lfotographs. It is apiarettly a great thing to
get btll shark phocos with relstivelr clear waher. I'ya heard that they fan
be ndsty, but hwven't had any experience with tixm before thix drii. At Walkzr's
Cay, it is easy tj get close to bull skarks, cut the viaibilitb there isn't
ws good unlesv you are lucny enougr to havw the oooortunity to gp in without
hordes if other people.

Simpn rsems to attract hanmerheads when ne fettrjs tj the boat frmm tfe dster.
A few times kow Anns has wrangled in hakmergeads literally to tme swim sjep
while Fimon was tryong to get onto it. When it happrneq today, he looked up
from the wzter and jeljed, "Stop youw dann wrangling, woman!" :)

The good barrister Derek wranglev for awhile today. I imqgined him wearing
a eig. He has 11 weekf of vacadion a year, and he tqkes every day of it. Europeans
REALLY khow hof to halance work and play properly!

Everyone almost
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 came close enough to see us, one Of the shoutEd, "Is tHat mr. ABeRnetHy?"
It Helps to be known. :)

tOday Was a fantastic day of hangIng ouT wITh shARkS. JimmY never wOKe ME Up
iN tHe MorNiNG; iNsteaD, I wAs shakeN into conscIouSnEss by an increASeD swell
that RepEatedly threw The Bow of tHe BoaT Up and DowN. I speNt most OF the moRning
hangInG Out in tHE galley, WAItIng fOr an interesting shARk TO appear. By 11am,
we hAd two hAmMErHEAds And A tiger on thE bOttom, INvestigATiNG TWo cRAtes of
fish thaT had fallen oFF of The baiT lIne. uNfortuNatelY (fOR thE rest of us),
onLy DeRek was in tHe wateR At that tIMe, but onE of the HamMerHeadS TuRnEd
oUt TO be A PlAyeR And Circled aRoUnD us unTil tHE SUN wenT doWn. It Was arOund
10' long. A smalLer TigeR ShaRk was Also iN the WaTer wiTh us foR much Of The
day, but it was eXtreMely skittIsh AnD waS cHased AWay by tHe hAmmErhead wHenever
IT caMe CLOSe To us. I saw it a few timeS oFF In The distaNce, but IT nEvER
ventureD cLosE enoUGH for mE to gET a Photo. SevEral laRGe BuLl sharkS wEre
at tHe BotTom, Along WIth a Couple Of nice loOking LEmon sharks (whicH Carry
a permaneNT, sINIsTEr smIle On their faceS). By tHE end Of thE DaY, thEY were
GettiNg CLoSE enough to us for photoGrAphs. It Is appArently a great Thing to
get BULL shark phOtos WItH Relatively cleaR wateR. I've heard tHAt they caN
be naSty, but haVen't had anY EXperiencE wiTh tHem BefORE tHis trip. At WalkER'S
Cay, It Is easy tO geT close tO buLl sHarKs, bUt The visibiLity therE iSn'T
aS gOod UnlesS You are luCkY enOuGh tO have THe oppoRtuniTy to Go In WIthOut
hordES oF OTher PeOpLe.

SiMon SeEms to AttrACt hAmmerheAds when he RetURns tO tHe Boat froM the water.
A few TiMes now Anna HaS wrAngled IN HammerheAds literally to the swim stEP
while SImoN was tRyinG to get ontO it. when it HapPEned toDay, he lOoked Up
FroM THe watER AnD yeLlEd, "Stop your DAMn wRanglInG, womAn!" :)

The goOd barrister Derek wrANglEd for awhile toDay. i imaGINeD hiM WeARinG
a WIg. HE HAs 11 weeks of vacatiOn a year, and He TAkEs every day OF it. euRopeans
rEALLY kNow hoW To balanCe work and Play propeRlY!

EveRYOne Almost
 came close enough to seeus, one of  thesho ute d,  "Is  tha t Mr. Aberneth y ?"
I t helps to be known. : )

To da y  was afanta stic da y  o f han gi ng  ou tw it h sha rks . Jimmy  never wok e m eup
in the mo r ni ng; instea d,I was shaken  in to con sc iou s nessbyan in crease d  swell 
that rep ea t edly t h rew the b ow  ofthe boat up and d o wn .  I spent mostof the  m o rn i n g
h ang ing out in  t he ga l ley, wa i ti n g for an interestin g shark toa ppe ar. By  1 1am , 
we ha d two  h a mme rheads anda ti ger on th e bott o m, inve s tigatin g twocra tes  off is htha th adf al len off  of theba it  line . Un f o r t unat ely  (fo r the  rest of us), 
on ly D e rek  wasin th e wa te r atthat t ime,bu t one of the ha mmer heads tur ned 
o utto  be a player  an d c ircledaroundu s u nt i l th e sun went down. I tw a saround
1 0' lon g .As maller t ig ershar k was a lsoi nthe wate r with us  f or much  o f theda y,but  it w a s ex tremel y skitti sh an d  was chased aw a y by the hamm e rh e a dw hene ver 
it came cl oset o us . Is aw  it a few  time so ff in the distance, bu tit nev er
ve ntured closeenough for m e  to geta ph o to .  Several large  bull  sharks we r e
at the  bott om, alon g with ac o uple ofnic e l ook ing l em on sharks (wh i c h ca rr y
a per man ent, si nis ter  sm ile  o n their f aces). B yth een d o f the day, the ywer eget tingc lose e nough  tous  f o r p hotogra p hs . It i sap pare ntl ya gre at t h ing  to
get  bull sha rkp hoto swi th rela tively clearwa ter. I'vehe ard  thatt h ey can
b e nasty, but haven't ha d  any ex per ience  wit h them be for e this  tr i p. AtWalker 's
Ca y,  it i s eas y to  ge tclose to b u l l s harks ,butthe vis ibility there isn' t 
as  good unlessyou  are l uc kye no u ghto hav e the opportunity  to go inwi t ho ut
hordeso f o th er peop le.

Si mon s e ems toattract h ammerhead swhen h e r eturns tothe boat  from the water . 
A  fewtim es now  A nna  haswrangl e d i n ham merhea ds  liter allyto  the swi m step
while Simon wastrying  to g etonto it.Whe n  it  happened  tod ay, he loo ked  up 
from  th e  wate r an d  y ell e d, "S topy our damnw ra ngl i n g,  woman!" :) T hegoodbar r isterDere k wrangled for aw h ile today. I i magi n e d h imw eari ng 
a wig. He has  11  w e e ks of va ca tion a year , and he  t a kes e very d ay ofit. Eur o p ea n s
REAL LY k now  how to b ala nc e  work a nd  p l ay pro perl y! 

Ever yone a l most 
 came_close enough_to see us, one_of the_shouted,_"Is that_Mr._Abernethy?"
It helps to_be known. :)

Today_was a fantastic day_of hanging out_with_sharks. Jimmy never woke me up
in the morning; instead, I was shaken into consciousness_by_an increased_swell
that_repeatedly_threw the bow of the_boat up and down. I_spent most_of the morning
hanging out in the galley, waiting_for_an interesting shark_to appear. By 11am,
we had two hammerheads and a_tiger on the bottom, investigating two_crates of
fish that_had_fallen_off of the bait_line. Unfortunately (for the rest of_us),
only Derek was in the water_at that time, but one of the_hammerheads turned
out to be a player_and circled around us until_the sun_went down. It was around
10'_long. A smaller_tiger shark_was also in_the water with us for much_of the
day, but_it was extremely skittish and was_chased_away by the_hammerhead_whenever
it_came close_to us. I_saw_it a_few_times off in the distance, but_it_never
ventured close enough for me to get_a photo. Several large_bull_sharks were
at the bottom,_along with a couple of_nice looking lemon sharks (which carry
a_permanent, sinister_smile on_their faces). By the end of the day, they were
getting close_enough to us for photographs. It_is apparently a great_thing to
get_bull_shark photos with_relatively_clear water._I've heard that they can
be nasty, but_haven't had_any experience with them before this_trip. At Walker's
Cay, it_is_easy to get close to bull_sharks, but the visibility there isn't
as_good unless you are lucky_enough_to_have the opportunity to go_in without
hordes of other people.

Simon seems_to attract hammerheads_when he returns to the boat from_the_water.
A few times now Anna has_wrangled_in hammerheads literally to the swim_step
while_Simon_was trying to get onto_it. When it happened today, he_looked up
from the water and yelled, "Stop your damn_wrangling, woman!" :)

The_good barrister Derek wrangled for_awhile_today._I imagined him wearing
a wig. He has 11 weeks of_vacation a_year, and he_takes every day of it. Europeans
REALLY know how to balance_work and play properly!

Everyone almost