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Livingstone School

Day 6 - part 2

Marine mammal count of the past couple of days.

The Panterra Expedition Workbook.
Identifying, researching and recording
the days activities and marine animal encounters.

A leisure after of kayaking...

and simply chillaxin' on the beach swimming and snorkeling.

Getting ready to go for a snorkel.

Next in... Troy.

A Rachel fish.

A Pyramid seastar and Brown Damselfish.

A juvenile Giant Damselfish and a brown spotted sea cucumber.

A Tan seastar and a Sharpnose Puffer.

Swimming and playing in the sun.
It doesn't matter how old you are it's still food for the soul!

Attacking the poor inflatable alligator.

Cliff jumping.

The group heads up to the cliffs.

In position they check out the scene.

... and they're off!

... and one last group jump!!!!!

The last sunset at sea.

Mr. Schuler's birthday cake and presents.

Cutting the cake to share with the students and crew.

Reading the quips written by the students.

Group shot.

cont'd from Day 6 - part 1

We then set sail for Lela’s beach. On the way we ran into at small group of Bottlenose Dolphins. Two swam with the boat making several huge leaps out of the water. A very crowd-pleasing display. Other than that we mostly worked on the Panterra workbooks.

At Lela’s beach the rest of the day was spent having fun. We kayaked, snorkeled, sun tanned, rode alligators, and cliff jumped until the sun went down.

Today was Mr. Schuler's birthday so the cooks baked a giant delicious cake in which everyone was able to pig out on throughout the night (mmmmm). As we celebrated Mr. S's birthday he received gifts of a hammock and a Mexican blanket from all of us. Fun and games continued into the night. It was great.

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