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Daily JournalSummer Cruise for Teachers
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 This morning we decided to head to the beach to explore the geology.  There was lots to see and discover. |
 Coral sea fan washed up on the shore.  A tanstar that may have got caught up in the low tide on the rocky shore. |
 As we looked around the geology was amazing.  You can see the concentric circles in some of the rock.  A comglomerate of volcanic rock.
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 Some of the group chose to hike the ridge.  Others went off to further explore the geology. |
 Ron and Paige take a moment out to chat.  The afternoon brought us back to the sea lion habitat for a snorkel.  A school of Sargent Major fish. |
 A Giant Damsel fish, Rainbow Wrasse and Barber fish.  A male sea lion swims below us.  Ron and Paige take it all in.  A Yellow-tailed Surgeon fish feeding on the algae on the rocks. |
 Steve pops his head up at the same time ...  ... as the male does. I bet they scared each other.  Charlotte swims along taking it all in.  A male swims by beneath her. |
 A Finescale triggerfish nips at the coral.  Surrounded by a school of Blue and Gold snapper. |
 Stephanie observes a group of female sea lions. |
 They were playing and fooling around.  The group chillaxed while the crew went fishing.  The crew were gone for an hour or so and returned with a bucket full of fish.  A healthy sized Pargo fish was part of the catch.  Nothing like fresh fish for dinner.  Our last sunset at sea. |
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