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 Black and White School of Fish Hi my friends, by the lack of mail this weekend I am guessing everyone is keeping busy and away from the computers! Today I really didn’t do much for once. I drove the dogs to Saint Joris bay for a two hour hike in search of driftwood and sea urchins but really didn’t find much, it was just a nice windy walk!! The dogs had a blast this morning, they chased each other until finally they were beat and walked back to the car covered in salt and sand and soaking wet. Once home I washed the dogs put them to bed and took off on a two hour shopping spree. Here in Curacao it is impossible to find everything you need at one store so you have to go to three, sounds like fun huh?? At 5:00 I took off on an hour and a half bike ride which turned out to be the most excitement I had all day.
Here’s a school of fish in black and white for you, the fish with stripes are called small mouth grunts and the others are goatfish. This is a common Curacao reef scene, this was shot the other day when Aimee and I were diving together and found that big octopus.
See you later, Barry
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