While on Ko Tao, we went on a full day snorkling trip. We boarded a boat with several others and were taken around the island to several snorkling spots. We were meant to go fully around the island, but storms and large waves kept us from going around to the east side.
Ko Tao is covered in an incredible reef system. Everywhere we went there were loads of tropical fish. Our final stop of the day was at Ko Nang Yuan, the island (or really 3 islands) shown above. There was great snorkeling in the coral garden between the top two islands.
*Beautiful* and descriptive photo! Definitely helps us picture what you wrote in your text. Reef system, tropical fish, and a coral garden–I imagine what you saw is at least as good as and probably better than the best photos in the best books . . . and *they* always seem like something out of this world–like in a fairy tale, yet they’re *real*! All the magnificence in the world is mind boggling! And you’re seeing so much at once! I would think it would be a lot to absorb. But I also imagine you’re just enjoying to the full what you can when you can . . . and taking lots of photos so you can look back on them later when this month might seem like a blur. I know the other day when I was at Ridge Road, I kept thinking over and over, “I’m **so** glad I took so many photos! I’m **so** glad I took so many photos!” I’m **so** glad you sprung for your camera and are using and enjoying it so much!!!
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Comment by josh — April 13, 2009 @ 5:45 pm
While on Ko Tao, we went on a full day snorkling trip. We boarded a boat with several others and were taken around the island to several snorkling spots. We were meant to go fully around the island, but storms and large waves kept us from going around to the east side.
Ko Tao is covered in an incredible reef system. Everywhere we went there were loads of tropical fish. Our final stop of the day was at Ko Nang Yuan, the island (or really 3 islands) shown above. There was great snorkeling in the coral garden between the top two islands.
Comment by Peg — April 14, 2009 @ 3:45 am
*Beautiful* and descriptive photo! Definitely helps us picture what you wrote in your text. Reef system, tropical fish, and a coral garden–I imagine what you saw is at least as good as and probably better than the best photos in the best books . . . and *they* always seem like something out of this world–like in a fairy tale, yet they’re *real*! All the magnificence in the world is mind boggling! And you’re seeing so much at once! I would think it would be a lot to absorb. But I also imagine you’re just enjoying to the full what you can when you can . . . and taking lots of photos so you can look back on them later when this month might seem like a blur. I know the other day when I was at Ridge Road, I kept thinking over and over, “I’m **so** glad I took so many photos! I’m **so** glad I took so many photos!” I’m **so** glad you sprung for your camera and are using and enjoying it so much!!!
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