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It's been a few days shy of a month since we arrived to start our internship at a local dive shop. Of the the 7 interns ony 5 remain. I am in this for the duartion since I love the dive life. I look back now and can't imagine how I survived in an office.

The best part of the whole experince is the proximity and interaction with nature. I have had dolphins greet me in the morning in Islamorada, ospreys showing off their hunting techniques, and manatees coming by for a visit too. And these are experiences on land alone. The experinces underwater have been nothing short of spectacular!!

Above are some pictures of the views from Largo, Islamorada, and the manatees.

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