Yes, that's us with a beautiful Green Turtle
Later on we stopped at a cenoté for some fresh water swimming which was also an excellent experience
Sophie and Jamie at the cenoté
Tuesday, 12 August 2014
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- My name is Monkey, obviously that is not my real name, my parents were not that cruel. It comes from the 1980s band The Blow Monkeys and has shortened to Monkey. Anyway, it could be worse as well as a dodgy surname my parents could have really stitched me up with a girly middle name....how could I forget, they did. Lindsay! Thanks.
Great photos. Snorkeling with the turtles on the riviera maya is an unique experiece, they are really doing their own thing without caring about your presence. I think it´s a sign of how well they live there.
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