We got together with Dorothy Rose, and met up at Wannadive South to gear up for a two-tank day. After some discussion, we settled on Angel City as our first stop. We’d had a “reversal” on July 3rd, which we’ll write about later; the gist is that hurricane Elsa caused the wind and waves to come from the south, stirring up sand and flinging it all over the reef. So there’s a clear contrast with our last visit, where the coral was cleaner and visibility was better, to this dive, which took place on the inside of a snow globe.
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Still a nice dive; it had big coral and plenty of fish. Just a little disappointing with the colors washed out.
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Check out the size of this (black?) grouper! And on the right, front and side views of the same white spotted filefish (spots currently withdrawn).
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And finally, critters: here’s a giant anemone, and a couple of spiral worms nestled in some coral.
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