The conditions at Looe Key were not as stellar as the day before but they were still great for Spring. The wind had come up a bit overnight causing some wave action which stirs things up a bit. After the dive we headed for Western Sambo, a site close to Stock Island. We had lunch on the way, filled more tanks but didn't catch any more fish or partial fish.
The conditions at Western Sambo were a little better than at Looe Key although we still didn't have the fantastic visibility we had enjoyed previously. Two of the boys decided to go kayaking instead of diving and had a great time in the waves breaking over the reef.
After the dive we returned to the dock at Stock Island for our mid-week break. Here the crew had showers, real toilets, air conditioning and no anchor watch. We all went out to dinner at a favorite local restaurant called the Hogfish. The walk to and from isn't too bad and goes through a 'colorful' neighborhood.
Hello, I am a T35 ASM that stayed home. Enjoyed every word of this blog. Just did get PADI certified with my son last summer, and what you have been showing our boys sounds like a dream. Hopefully my son and I will get to do the FSB someday. Congrats on your 1000th dive. May it be several thousands more. - J. Tomé
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