Day 4 with Tanner as we replant coral
The common themes of today: bliss and lucky charms.
From breakfast to dinner and everything in between, each activity was so satisfying and just an extreme joy to be a part of. The morning was peaceful, as finally nothing was in my room to wake me up! No roosters, no lizards, nothing! I woke up on my own terms and...
Day 5 in BVI 4th Dive Session
We started out the day a little earlier today with Cedar Cabin waking up at 7:30. We put on our clothes and once again took the taxi driven by Glenn, but only after playing frisbee with everybody. Once again team Sea Monkey and Sea Dragon ate at the marina and left off of the harbor bright and early with...
YOLO with Tanner Davis
Typical day in the life of Tanner Davis. Tanner is one of the weirdest individual i have ever met. Tanner has no friends except me on a good day. I award him no point and may God have mercy on his soul. I do not look forward to these next two weeks with someone as stupid as a box...
Day Four in Virgin Gorda
The majority of my fourth day on the BVI was spent on the Seadragon, and I have the sunburns to prove it. We had our breakfast at the marina again, and we headed out to Long Bay for coral transplants and harvesting. We began our venture with a lengthy snorkel to the shore from our boat. We looked for...
Day 2 with Tanner in the BVI
Praise the Lord!
I continually repeat this phrase in my mind as this morning I wake up on my own without the help of those obnoxious roosters! After gently rolling out of bed, I brush my teeth, put on my rash guard, and go outside to breathe in the fresh air; however, I see that nearly half of the stuff...
Day2-BVI-kilpatrick
Caleb Kilpatrick
July 5th 2012
Day 2 bvi
The day began nicely, up without the alarm i got dressed with some of the clothes I had left out to dry the night before. It would have gone better had it not rained the night before, these rain storms seem to very frequent.... I wonder if its because of the humidity or if...
Last Day
On the last day at the BVI, I woke up from Doc's voice coming from the porch. After taking a hot shower, I walked down to the wait area once again to wait for Glen, who the is the truck driver. When the truck drop us off at Olde Yard, we ate breakfast. The breakfast consisted of muffins, banana...
Marine biology – school days – moray eel
During our weekend break from classes we were assigned to look up information on ten organisms that we might find while we were in the British Virgin Islands and the study them so we'll be able to identify them. Today we were given the task to write about a fish that left an imprint on us when we were...