Hiking through the jungles of Koh Mook, soaking in the view from the Jungle Viewpoint, and exploring Sabai Beach.
I hope you all enjoyed the photos and stories of all the amazing little critters we discovered in Indonesia. In honor of World Oceans Day, I just wanted to throw out a little public service announcement to please stop trashing our oceans and to start noticing how much plastic we dispose of on a daily basis. As a culture, we have become way too comfortable with all things disposable, but guess what, just because we get to dispose of trash items we no longer want in our presence, doesn't mean they just go away. Out of sight, out of mind as
In Roatan we used to spear lionfish. Half of you are probably reading that sentence again, wondering why someone who loves the ocean as much as I do would ever spear something as beautiful as a lionfish. The first time I ever posted a picture of a lionfish at the end of my spear on social media, I received a slew of concerted comments asking why I was killing Nemo. The other half of you may already know that lionfish are invasive in the Caribbean, and are destroying the reefs there. Lionfish don’t belong in the Caribbean, but were introduced
We got cable installed! We skipped on adding the American news channels package though because all the shows from ABC and NBC and Fox are actually tapes that are sent over from the U.S. They are usually two weeks old by the time they air here. That is if they receive the tapes at all; sometimes they don't get them and so have to show an old (older than two weeks) news program. How funny is that? I mean what's the point of even watching the news if it's two weeks old? If the world turns to chaos someone shoot