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I've only been in Cozumel for a quick trip this time but here's a few of the pictures I took on my only dive during this two-week trip.  I just came down to check on my apartment and run a few errands.  My grandson (Thomas) is graduating from high school on June 18 so I am cutting the trip short to be home for his big day.

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I dive with Blue World Adventures in Cozumel and have enjoyed doing so for the past several years.   Although I have not been posting for a while, I hope to do more active postings in the coming months.

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I will be returning to Cozumel July 10 and staying for about seven weeks.  Brace yourself, more pictures are likely !!!

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The link below will take you to a few of the pics from the dive.  All photos/videos were taken with a GoPro 13 Hero.  Enjoy.

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https://gopro.com/v/db8d790c-65cb-45a2-8770-53045fa9b56e

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This past week I had the pleasure of scuba diving on the island of Curaçao, a small Dutch island about 45 miles off the coast of Venezula.  In the southern Carribean, the island is below the \"hurricane belt\" and the weather is usually dry and mild.  The Dive Bus is my \"go to\" dive shop as I think it is the best on the island.  The staff are friendly and personable, safety focused, and always fun to hang out with and dive.

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With good friends and dive buddies, Tim Schaeffer and Deborah Potts-Ragan, we spent a week on Curaçao and enjoyed five days of diving in addition to some really fine dining.  As always, it was an adventure.

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Hanging out at Kokomo...

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Diving on Curaçao is shore diving.  So each day we loaded our gear and tanks into The Dive Bus and the Divemaster drove us out to different spots on the island:  Kokomo Beach, Cao Abao, Snake Bay, and Playa Porto Mari--which, by the way, has wild pigs roaming around the beach--and of course The Dive Bus House Reef.  Below is a link to some of the better shots from each day/dive site.  They are shared from my Google Drive so the quality is better than this website allows.  Enjoy.  Turn your sound on !

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https://tinyurl.com/c3fv8fcv

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Some highlights from my last day of diving on this trip to Cozumel with Blue World Adventures and friends. Some nice video of a Green Moray out for a swim (usu\"\"
ally found in holes during the day), a Spotted Moray, a Spotted Eagle Ray (graceful, majestic creatures--water is a bit cloudy on this one so you can't see the full beauty of it), a three-rowed sea cucumber with spots that look like it's covered in chocolate chips! A few fishes and a pair of barracuda up close and personal along with a scorpion fish lying in wait. Enjoy.

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CLICK HERE.

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No time to write anything.  Heading out for another diving day.  Enjoy the pictures--click on the link.  Nice video of a fairly large Green Moray and a Triggerfish along with a few pictures.  Not sure what the thingy is that we lit up with a flashlight and you see the red dots glowing...I think it's part of the jellyfish family but I'll have to look it up for sure.  But...pretty cool even without a name !!!  Enjoy.

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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-ANRmZEQ8PvvTSvAzj0n-NDBXMTNRupT/view?usp=sharing

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If only I had known how much fun scuba diving would be, and had the time (that \"work\" thing got in the way), I would have started years ago.  As things turned out, I only began in 2020 and in the ensuing three years, I have managed to pack 200+ dives into my log book.  I got my first certification as an Open Water Diver  in January 2020 with Donna and Nick Barrett as my instructors from Stuart Scuba in West Palm Beach, Florida. In February 2020, I completed the requirements for certification as an Advanced Open Water Diver  in Costa Rica with just 14 dives under my fins.  My first \"real\" dive trip was with Tim Schaeffer in Cozumel in December 2020 and I've gone on to complete a number of specialty certifications including Emergency First Responder and Rescue Diver.  In the past three years, I've done multiple dive trips to other locations too such as Bonaire, Costa Rica, and Curacao with more planned in the coming months..

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As it turns out, I have 52-weeks vacation each year.  If I don't use them, I lose them.  Consequently, I've been able to pack a lot of diving into a short period of time.  My most recent excursion was a two-week stint back to Cozumel to enjoy the warm waters, beautiful reefs, and amazing sea life.

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It goes without saying that you need to have a great dive shop, Blue World Scuba, and a terrific divemaster (Christina DeCecco) who is a Master Scuba Diver Instructor (MSDT).  Christina is also owner of Blue World Adventures, a travel service that can hook you up with all kinds of unique experiences both in Cozumel and around the world.

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Some of the highlights of my latest trip can be found HERE if you are inclined to spend a few minutes with me underwater.  I promise not to shut your air off.  Enjoy.

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New scotch glasses (set of four) from my son and his family with a baseball moulded into the bottom. I played Little League, Teener League, High School, and Legion Baseball…total of 12 years…and have always loved the game. I coached his Little League team. Mark and I used to go to Orioles games at Camden Yards when I had season tickets for about 15 years. So many fond memories make this a treasured gift. Thank you! …the jury's still out on the bar of Pine Tar soap !!!

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I was fortunate enough to spend 28 days in Cozumel, Mexico scuba diving.  Just a quick post today to share the highlight photos and videos of my trip.  When in Cozumel, I dive with Blue World Scuba and Christina DeCecco is my regular divemaster.  She is also a PADI certified instructor and several of our dives included her students who were getting their own certification.  If you're diving in Cozumel, be sure to look her up.  She is extremely competent, fun to dive with, finds the tiniest critters for your viewing pleasure, and is always watching out for the safety of all divers in her charge.

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Click HERE to see a sample of what it's like to dive in Cozumel.  I hope you enjoy the show.

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Next up is Bonaire for two weeks in May.  More picture to come...

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HUGE Bearded Fireworm

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Another dive trip is in the books.  I traveled to Bonaire via American Airlines through Miami (Dante's 10th Circle of Hell) without a glitch for the first time in several trips over the past few years.  It is always nice to travel with great friends and share the diving and island experience (Tim Schaeffer, Deborah Potts-Ragan, and Brenda Yorke).  Bonaire is part of the Dutch Territories in the Lesser Antilles in the southern Caribbean and is about 40 miles or so off the coast of Venezuela.

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The Three Amigos (Deb, Me, and Tim)

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I want to share some of the photos I took and some pictures of my friends I shared time with.  Tim and I were scuba diving, Deb was snorkeling but also did a Discovery Dive (odds are she's hooked on scuba and probably setting up scuba lessons for her first certification as I write this).

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Tim and I did a couple of shore dives to check equipment before embarking on the boat dives.  As usual, the waters were calm, clear, and brimming with sea life.  On our boat dives (usually two a day), we saw flying fish most days as we headed out to our dive mooring.  One day a pod of dolphins were playing a good distance from our boat but we were still able to see them breach -- nothing dramatic like jumping out of the water but rather merely surfacing for air as the scooted along.  Still a thrill.

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Deb seemed to quickly become addicted to snorkeling as the shallow waters were quite clear and sea life abundant.  A few times she was snorkeling above while watching the dive group ascending to our safety stop depth.  At one point, as I was ascending, I looked up to see Deb enthusiastically pointing at something below.  At first all I saw was a coral formation but as she kept pointing excitedly, I finally saw what she was trying to tell me.  This little turtle was hiding out around the other side of the coral formation.  I got some nice closeups of it.

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Tim trying to sneak up on Deb snorkeling on the surface... but she caught him at the last second !

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Lion fish are an invasive species in the Caribbean with no natural predators.  As a result, their presence has decimated some of the fish population.  Consequently, many islands allow hunting them to thin the population and lessen their impact on the reef ecosystem.  The last time I was on Bonaire, we saw dozens of Lion Fish all over.  This time, the hunts have obviously been successful as I only saw a total of three the entire time I was there.  Now, they are wiley (not quite like Wile E. Coyote) and learn so it could be that they were just hiding better in the nooks and crannies in the reef until nighttime feeding but I believe Bonaire has been successful in reducing the population.  Although they are supposedly good eating (for humans), but you can see from the picture why it would be difficult for a predator to swallow this critter.

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Below is me exiting the water (courtesy of Tim Schaeffer).  I hand up my fins first, then the weights (no sense carrying them around), and then straight up the ladder and walk forward on deck to take my gear off.  Pretty nice hat, eh?  Nice shot Tim !!!  Thanks.

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Enough description.  Enjoy some of the shots I took underwater on this trip with identification of what they are...  I'm still working on some of the videos I took that show, among other critters, HUGE tarpon that went for a swim with us...those will come in the next post.

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Caribbean Lobster (species in black is not in the Caribbean Life Field Guide)

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Coronet Fish -- About 4-6 feet long!

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Coronet Fish Head As Long As My Forearm

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Goldentail Moray

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Deb's Green Sea Turtle

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Another Shot of Deb's Green Sea Turtle

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Spotted Trunkfish

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Scorpion Fish Lurking on the Bottom (not the yellow tail)

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Another View of Deb's Green Sea Turtle

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Spotted Moray Eel

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Trumpet Fish

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Sharptail Eel

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Queen Angel Fish

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French Angel Fish--Looks similar to Queen Angel Fish but without the yellow tail and trim.

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Peacock Flounder Hidden in the Sand Lying in Wait

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Peacock Flounder NOT Buried In The Sand and On The Move (didn't like me!)...ZOOM in

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Long Spined Sea Urchin

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Black Durgon aka Black Trigger Fish

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Lizard Fish (another lying in wait)

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It's spring break time for Thomas and what could possibly be better than a more than six hour drive to Point Pleasant, West Virginia (population 4,146), site of the mysterious Mothman Prophecies -- who wouldn't rather come here than go to some boring tropical island with white sand beaches and sunny skies, right?  Thomas and I hit the road last week and made the trek to discover once and for all time whether The Mothman actually exists as the book The Mothman Prophecies by John A. Keel (1975) and local newspapers of the time would have your believe. Because of road construction, it took us almost seven hours to get there.  We were wiped out when we finally arrived at the hotel (Port Pleasant is not a hotel hotspot so we traveled across the river into Ohio to find a Hampton Inn!). We had a nice dinner at a very local restaurant.  For readers who may not know, Port Pleasant, West Virginia became famous in November 1966 when strange things began to occur in this small town.  A couple reported \"seeing a large flying man with ten-foot wings\" following their car near the site of the former World War II munitions plant.  Others reported similar sightings.  It was reported as \"a large bird with red eyes\" by two volunteer fireman.  On December 15, 1967, the \"Silver Bridge\" spanning the Ohio River collapsed killing 46 people.  People claimed to have seen strange lights in the skies, mysterious men in black, and a flying, red-eyed creature later called \"Mothman\" and believe the collapse of the bridge had something to do with The Mothman.

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Now I'm not much into the \"supernatural.\"  I have enough on my hands figuring out the \"natural.\"  But, according to a headline in the Athens, Ohio newspaper published on November 18, 1966, \"Monster No Joke For Those Who Saw It\".  Fittingly, given where we were at and why we were there, Thomas and I spent the evening channel surfing at the hotel after dinner ultimately watching \"The Unexplained\" with William Shatner on the History Channel just to get into the \"spirit\" of our adventure.

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We intended to authoritatively lay the controversy to rest.  So, we visited the WORLD'S ONLY MOTHMAN MUSEUM -- surely the most authoritative source of information that can be had anywhere.  The \"museum\" is actually an old store front on Main Street next to the Mothman Sculpture -- location, location, location.  For the \"mere\" price of $4.50 per head (plus tax), we were permitted into the museum and could see first hand the actual \"artifacts\".  I call them artifacts only because it seems the right term when you're in an authentic museum.  What is actually inside is a collection of movie memorabilia from the movie (The Mothman Prophecies starring Richard Gere, Laura Linney, and Debra Messing circa 2000) and other assorted junk...eh, artifacts.

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Blanket \"touched\" by Richard Gere and Debra Messing

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Now, I'm no museum curator but the blanket that \"Richard Gere and Debra Messing both touched in the motel scene\" may not be high on my list of things worthy of \"museum\" status.  The police uniform Laura Linney wore and the paint can that was \"one of three carried out of the paint store by Will Patton (Gordon) when Richard Gere talked to him from the sidewalk\" may not rise to a very high threshold either.  In fact, the entire suit worn by the author (John Keel) to the dedication of the Mothman Sculpture on September 13, 2003 is probably, just probably, in that category also. That being said, however, the newspaper clippings from the front pages of the local newspapers suggest something other worldly was happening that day.  The movie provides one view of why the Silver Bridge (so named because it was the first bridge in the country to have been painted with aluminum paint) collapsed over the Ohio River that day.

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The Point Pleasant Register headline on November 16, 1966 said, \"Couples See Man-Sized Bird...Creature...Something.\"  Soon it was in the national press.  Following the collapse of the Silver Bridge on December 15, 1967 the story sprang to mythical proportions and was picked up nationally.  The myth grew to epic proportions.

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On the way out, Thomas and I stopped at the tourist shop in the museum.  We got two T-shirts, five beer coasters, two guitar picks, and a tiny stuffed Mothman... $100.70!  Since we spent over $100 the guy through in a \"free\" tote bag.  There's a sucker born every minute.

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In the end, we can't definitively say The Mothman was there those November and December nights in 1966-67.  In truth, the trip was more about being able to spend time with my favorite (and only) grandson.  In the seven hour car ride, we talked, we laughed, we listened to tunes he'd downloaded to his phone, he told me about school, we talked about life.  At 14, he is growing up way too fast and I cherish every minute I get to spend with him.

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Yes, the museum was a rip-off and the displays corny. The people of Point Pleasant we met along the way were warm and friendly, but time spent with Thomas:  PRICELESS !

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For the record, Thomas and I weren't convinced of the existence of a \"Mothman.\"

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The Athens Messenger Headline...

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Thomas with The Men in Black

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The Collapsed Silver Bridge

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One of three paints cans...

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Suit worn by John Keel at the Dedication of the Mothman Sculpture

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While enjoying an evening of live music and food outdoors at the Divers Diner on the island of Bonaire with friends, I happened to spot a bottle on the shelf behind the bar that certainly looked strange.  It was filled with wood chips -- it looked like the kind you'd use for mulch in your flower bed or shrubbery !  Needless to say, I was curious and asked the barmaid what it was.  She told me it is a combination of rum, red wine, honey, tree bark and herbs.  And, with a wink and a smile, she said, \"It is thought to be an aphrodisiac!  You should try it.\"  She had me at \"Hello!\"  Okay, I admit that visions of strong desire coursing through my veins while surrounded by beautiful island women flashed through my mind.  I thought it at least worth a try, right?

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Mamajuana is about 30% alcohol and is high in antioxidants.  It, supposedly, increases vitality, energy, and blood circulation in addition to relieving congestion and flu symptoms.  The jury is still out on whether it cures or prevents COVID.  It purportedly is also a tonic for your kidneys and liver.  Sounds more like something you would buy from a huckster at a carnival tent!

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The Magical Anụnụebe Tree

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The concoction also contains star anise, basil, local cinnamon, along with roots, sticks and leaves from the cat claw tree, brazilwood, cissus plant, and canelilla.  In addition, the bark from the Anụnụebe tree, thought to have \"magical\" properties, is also added.

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A product originally from the Dominican Republic, I could not find any evidence that its claims have been evaluated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) or recommended by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).  With the lack thereof, indeed, it could be a slippery slope to go down that path.

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Nevertheless, I thought, \"What the hell... line me up with a shot!\"  I took a slight sip at first to make sure my liver and kidneys didn't explode and to make sure it wasn't some kind of substitute for napalm, then threw the rest of the shot down my throat.

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I waited...

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It didn't taste awful; I felt no change in my liver and kidneys.  I had no uncontrollable urges and, sadly, no beautiful island women appeared.  The only logical explanation must be that one shot is not enough.  So, being the rational sort that I am, I asked for another and immediately slugged it down.

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I waited...

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Now, in fairness, the bottle does not have any indication of what the actual therapeutic dose for adults might be so I can make no claims of false advertising.

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I'm still waiting...

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