Cozumel

[dfreeman]

Well that is the highlights of the trip to Cozumel. Relaxing drift diving with great scenery. Plenty of aquatic life. Reefs that were in great condition.

A bar that could make a good drink too.

With the sunset it is back to the daily grind.

Already looking forward to the next trip to southern climes.

Doug

[MikeS]

Thanks for the posts and great pictures. I, too, just returned form Cozumel two weeks ago. Ahhh... wish I were back.

[JRBROWN]

Thanks for the pics I leave sat. for Coz. 7th trip 2nd this year I can't wait. allways have a great time.

[dfreeman]

Went to Cozumel way back in July. Finally have gotten the pictures together and have picked out the best of the group. This was a trip full of diving and we had a blast. I took a lot of pictures on this trip (1,300 all told) and will display the best of them. Hope you enjoy them.

On the first day of diving, I found a fool proof way to tell the divemaster from the rest of the group. Can you see how?

[dfreeman]

THe whitespotted filefish were all over the place. I like to watch how they swim and the wide variation of markings.

[dfreeman]

I can hardly swim past one of these azure vase sponges. Only slightly better than my favorite freshwater sponge. A bite bigger though.

[dfreeman]

I saw the splendid toadfish all over the place. These are common in Cozumel and I saw them commonly. THey are a neat little beast and they seem to like to get pictures taken of them.

[DiveCaptDean]

should i be looking for a horse with a regulator somewhere?

[dfreeman]

We need one of these in Lake Wazee. That would teach them smart-ass bass a walleyes who the boss is.

[dfreeman]

There are a lot of angelfish in the cozumel area. They are always showing off.

How is that for the first day of diving?

Doug