Utila/Roatan

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During the first two weeks of April, I joined with approximately forty members of the Lexington "Bluegrass Dive Club" for a trip to Utila and Roatan, two islands off the coast of Honduras. Utila was somewhat unique, in that it is very undeveloped and the single settlement is full of young adults having an extended vacation. I suspect it would be best described as a cross between backpackers & hippies. They seem to be having a lot of fun partying. We had hoped to spot a Whale Shark while on Utila, but we were unsuccessful, which is okay because the scuba diving and fellowship was excellent. I was successful in obtaining a good "tan", and I am sure my dermatologist will be soooo proud of me.

Anemone.jpg	Atlantic Spade Fish.jpg	Carol & Eel.jpg	Christmas Tree Worm.jpg	Crab.jpg
Flat Worm.jpg	Green Moray Eel.jpg	Green Moray.jpg	Grey Angelfish.jpg	Juvenile Drum.jpg
Large Dog Snapper.jpg	Lettuce Slug.jpg	Lobster.jpg	Macro Coral Pic.jpg	Monkeys in Shower.jpg
Nudibranch.jpg	Patrick.jpg	Scorpionfish.jpg	Seahorse.jpg	Spade Fish.jpg
Toad Fish.jpg	Underwater Cavern.jpg	Utila & Roatan 074.jpg	Utila & Roatan 117.jpg	Utila & Roatan 140.jpg
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