Truk Blue Lagoon Resort Chuuk

we had to board a tender as there was no port for this big ship to go....so lookout the lines for those bloody whingers and they werent even pommies....lol nice little ride in the waves that were not that big,but enough for some passngers to almost fall off there seats....ha ha!!!! finally arrived at the port,walked around a little not much to see took heaps of pictures of the locals

... Don't laugh: it IS a big deal! I cannot wear my miniskirts here. Which leaves me with one pair of shorts, for diving and the evening. We like Chuuk and this is one of the few places we would like to come back to, one day. I LOVE wrecks and this has been wreck paradise. IF we inspired you to come diving in Chuuk, read this first. It is a summary of what Dr T thinks of wreck diving here: It's difficult to describe a Wreck Dive to someone who has not been down ...

... skull one), so it is all OK. Plus 2 new wrecks. What did we see: The boy's toilet The bathrooms Very narrow swim troughs Bullets Telecommunication unit ... Dr T 'walked' on the lower deck of one of the vessels and practiced his bubble ring blowing during the safety stop, a popular 'waste of time' amongst the dive masters. Meet the new people: Randy, Rebecca, Paul and Tom: a couple and 2 friends from Arizona. Also: Ian and ...

... they probably can see only shades of light and darkness. They do not have ears or noses like ours. Instead, they have two long, fingerlike attachments, called rhinophores, which stick out of their heads and contain chemical sensors. The creatures use their rhinophores to detect chemical cues that tell them about their environment, similar to the way we use ...