Lately Trevor and I head to the ocean instead of to our cubicles each morning. What a difference a matter of months makes... We dive twice a day off the coast of Roatan in the Bay Islands of Honduras, and since this is the world's second-largest barrier reef, there are over 44 dive sites within minutes from us. Our master diver is a 38-year-old ex-marine from the islands/Milwaukee named Alenger (aka our good friend Al) who guides us through underwater ship wrecks and spots sealife galour. During our 10 dives, we saw sea turtles, stingrays, green-eyed eels, baracudas, jelly fish, lobsters, crabs, countless fish, and even dolphins on the way. We enjoyed the moseying seaturtles most, but also discovered a new favorite fish. You can spot the damselfish by its bright, yellow tail, but the real
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