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Thu, 22 Dec 2016
Today we took a short boat trip to Stingray Sandbar. This is not the same spot Sarah and I visited 15 years ago — that was Stingray City, 12 feet deep, a really shallow dive. This was the sandbar, about 2 feet deep.
Too shallow really to snorkel, but we tried; actually it was possible but it was easier to spot the rays standing and looking into the water, then ducking down to see them swimming around.
It was pretty popular, even on a day with a good breeze and more waves and current than normal for this spot.
It lived up to the reputation:
We saw stingrays.
We swam with stingrays (they can swim really fast).
Robert got to hold a stingray.
And Robert got seven years of good luck by kissing a stingray.
It is really cool to be underwater with stingrays (or similarly sized fishes). Robert and I both tried to get pictures of the rays as they swam by us.
His pictures are a bit harder to get so those will come after we get back home (too soon, I’m afraid).
(Yes, we did buy the photo of the stingray kiss.)
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