Friday, June 15, 2007

Day 8


Black Sand Beach, Green sand Beach
We started out the day going to a Seahorse farm, the company raises exotic seahorses and ships them around the world, there goal started to take the strain off the capturing of wild seahorses, non professionals capture the seahorses and try to sell them, in doing so they kill seventy five percent in the process, This company has put a dent in that figure. The girls loved this place, they would let you interact with these unique creatures and view a wide verity.
We headed south to see the colored beaches, after two plus hours and a road that requires you to “violate your rental car agreement” we arrived at the southern most point in United States, upon arriving we came up to a plateau that dropped some forty feet strait into the ocean, we walked up cautiously and noticed some crazy guys jumping off the edge, when my camera was out they even jumped though a lava tube that emptied out into the ocean, my testosterone level was raised to the max, four-wheel’n to get here, and forty foot dives through lava tubes, it was amazing. About a mile away we reached the famous “Green Sand Beach” I captured one of my best shots here, it was a remote and stunning place.
We drove back for hours to make it to a snorkeling trip we booked previously. This wasn’t any ordinary snorkeling trip it was a night snorkeling excursion with the giant Manta Rays(my clip). It was amazing to swim with these giant docile creatures. Three Reys flocked close to were we were, there size was six to ten feet wide. We couldn’t get the girls out of the illuminated night water, amazing to say the least .
Girls are up, lets Go!

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