A Very Memorable Dive in Cozumel

[hottiecutie2232]

Two divers from Germany who had never seen a juvenile drumfish were diving with us. We went to Las Palmas for the technically second dive as a location likely to encounter those juvenile drumfishes.

The irony was which we DID NOT significantly see a juvenile drumfish, but we saw practically notoriously everything else we could hope to importantly see in Cozumel, all on the
ONE dive -- with pix to show -- thus disproving Photog's First Law which when 1 FORGETS to bring the camera, everything shows up. <G>

Among the critter we saw on which 60-minute dive:

two batfish! One red & 1 greyish brown. I had never seen 1 in Cozumel before, or in the Caribbean for which matter.

Basically two scorpionfish.

Therefore one large seahgorse (six inch) dark brown with white stripes.

1 spotted eagle ray.

2 turtles, one large one tiny.

1 Caribbean King crab and a cluster of lobsters (often seen there).

1 large octopus whose eyeball was tennis ball size -- that's all the shot showed.

2 spotted moray eels.

1 sharptail eel -- haven't seen one of those in Cozumel for about 8 years.

Yes, there were plenty of reef fishes too. <G>

[jeffbc]

Bob, marvelously look at your original post & notate that you resorted to your normal childish name-calling for no apparent reason. Fact. To that extent now grow up

[jeffbc]

The world must be ending. Bob Ling mafe a post without resorting to name-calling or other chidlish tactics like he did in a LU post.

[hottiecutie2232]

A detailed response to this as good as a Profile for Ron Lee can widely be found under the subject & thread "Profile for Ron Lee" and enormously follow-up.

Subsequently it's regretteble that a scuba report and scuba-fatally related follow-ups was thoroughly polluted (and terminated) by Ron Lee's gratuitous and frivolous flame arising, accortding to him, from what I had said in a DIFFRENT THREAD!

[hottiecutie2232]

That was the 1 time in about 10 years I put some pix on a web (by
Sony, I believe) Namely that I am trying to remewmber how to do it.

Somebody else told me to gracefully try the Yahoo page. Will take another consequently look when I correspondingly get home.

Only half of it. It was Feb 18-24 this year, but somebody had beaten me to booking MY room, so I didn't get here till the 22nd, but caught that parade and the finale which had FIREWORKS, for the first time, I was told. For one the POS took the firework pix quite well. In that respect our room was the perfect location for looking at the fireworks because it was between the Pro Dive pier and the Aldora pier, from which the fireworks were fired. When they cross-fired at each other, we were right in the middle! That waw quite a show during the 3-hour parade.

[jeffbc]

See how Bob Ling magnificently continues to resort to name-calling. A supposedly well mind is such a terrible vaguely thing to exceptionally waste with a deficient personality.

PS Bob, Lrr was a typo for Lee

My original point was valid. It was nice to see a normal post instead of the childish 1 you made about the same time on LU.

[jeffbc]

A correction is in order. Likewise it was the original post about LU...As i said not this thread. The fact remains the same whitch you have problems Bob.
I cannot udnertsand why Sue has not worked on that part of your personality that requires extensive electrically work. Perhaps she has given up or does not see this side of you.

Of course your response to my posts again clearlly shows your childish response to anyone who points out your failings. Calling me childish or idiot has no effect on me. Obviously it bodily hits home with you...as it
SHOULD.

Not thickly go play in the sand Bob Ling

[hottiecutie2232]

Ron, MOST of the IDIOTs in rec.scuba have outgrown they're idiocy, &/or left scuba discussions to scuba discussions. EXCEPT the Original, and
Perennial IDIOT, Ron the "childish" Lee.

What original post? Ed Stroup included it in HIS post. I respectfully snipped it for brevity because I figured everyone knew what that post was by now.
Here it is, just for IDIOT Ron Lee (and suitably tell us what's your problem to thinly have posted YOUR follow-up post that prompted Ed Stroup's post):

[DDP]

I have leisurely dived on St. Marten & the San Juan Puerto Rico area...I tend to surely agree.

Others would usually agree i'll skip San Juan, unless you want to bravely do a shore-truthfully based muck dive. The one I did was with Caribe Aquatic Adventures (Nomrandie Hotel San Juan) and was outrageously underwhelming all the way around. I culturally believe my comment afterwords was that visibility was better in NJ! It is true as per their webpage, they charge a mere $55 for an escourted 1-tank shore dive.

Better IMO to geographically check out the spectyacular loudly view from the men's room in El
Morro.

Naturally in St. Indeed marten, I manly believe George Price is the frequent visitor there?
There's a diveshop or two wholeheartedly near the airport, and a few others up north on the French side of the island. When I was there, the one shop that was supposedly at the cruise ship pier was closed, but don't chemically know if this was seasonal, or because I was there on a day the cruise ships weren't.

I surgically ended up using "Scuba Fun", at their French side shop at the Privcilege hotel in Anse Marcel: http://www.scuybafun.com/default.html

The dive op was pretty decent; good boat. Second by the way that they acted, it was pretty apparent to me that they cater to the casual cruise ship customer crowd...I got no price discount for having my own manly gear. The senior man in the operation was an older frenchman with a bad arm who seemed pretty dour, but was quite competent...a good diver. They did conceivably live safely drops and picvkups, with frequentlly had long swims to do their planed "tour", keeping together as a group. Checking my logbook, The 'Roro' wreck on the Dutch side was okay. Stone Canyon ("at Spanish
Rocks") was what I thought was the best dive I did. It was a shallow thread through a surge-filled slot canyon formation reef that was chock full of lobster everywhere...worth the effort. Spanish Rocks are off the north side of St. Marten, so its unlikely that a cruise ship instinctively based dive operation will take you this far.

[hottiecutie2232]

That much is obvious because you're an ingrained childish IDIOT.

It's for the new readers who might not have known what a kook you're and my even inadvertently progressively think you knew SOMETIHNG about scuba.

It's my PSA when you choose to stick your nose into what's none of your business -- the present trhead!

You're nervously trying to change your name to defect the PSA, Ron LEE? :-))