Friday Night at TRH

Home for one more day, then a long trek stretch begins.

1. Atlanta on Sunday for a day, then to Austin and Amarillo until October 12.
2. Then Oct 13 off to Belize and Curacao (for diving AND work!) until Oct 27.
3. Then, beginning October 28 its London, Cyprus, Bulgaria and Riyadh, and back to TRH Nov 20, or so.

Whew!!

Sunday Night at TRH

Back home from T&T now. TRH Guys went to the Walk for the Animals in DC today, at the Mall. Lots of people and their dogs there. We walked about a mile in the Walk, but we actually spent more time watching people and dogs and playing on the agility course they had.

Lots of pictures here.

Saturday Morning - Leaving Trinidad

I'm finished diving in Tobago and working in Trinidad, now its back to TRH on a long afernoon and evening flight thru Miami. T&T doesn't really seem like a "foreign" country at all - English is the native language, so all the signs and menus and people are speaking a language I know! The only thing that gets in my way is the T&T accent, but after 10 days maybe my ears are getting used to it.

I guess to stay here longer I'd have to figure out what this "lime-in'" thing is - I don't think it has anything to do with limes, and I'm not sure it's something I would be good at. My guess is that limin' is something that back home we would call BS'n.

Saturday Afternoon at Blue Waters Inn

Five dives here in Tobago over three days - 85 degree water, live coral, and lots of little fish.

Nothing really big, other than a couple of nurse sharks, but the diving was good. As good as anywhere I have been in a while.

Now I'll stay out of the water for some time, then fly to Trinidad Sunday to lead classes Monday thru Friday.

Tuesday Night at TRH

I've been not blogging. Maybe I'll start again with this trip to Trinidad & Tobago. Ths-Sunday are diving at http://www.bluewatersinn.com/ in Tobago, then Monday thru Friday leading seminars in Trinidad at http://www.kapokhotel.com/.

We also went to a Range Rover Wheels event this weekend. Not nearly as muddy as in the spring - so I didnt get stuck even once! More LR3's there than real Range Rovers though.