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I realize this is slightly "off" of the pure sailing mantra, but this is a nice story:
'Crazy Turtle Woman' transforms graveyard into maternity ward - CNN.com
You can also find these giants in numerous other places. Many other areas and coutries have taken a very active stance to save turtles, with Ft. Myers Beach, FL a nice example.
When you are in crystal clear waters, especially near reefs, you can be sailing or motoring over and suddenly see the ground "move". But what you really see are these things swimming under you. Until you have a chance to see one first person, it is hard to describe how exhillarating they are.
Cudos to Suzan Baptiste and the others that make a difference on what is otherwise a thankless endeavor.
- CD
'Crazy Turtle Woman' transforms graveyard into maternity ward - CNN.com
You can also find these giants in numerous other places. Many other areas and coutries have taken a very active stance to save turtles, with Ft. Myers Beach, FL a nice example.
When you are in crystal clear waters, especially near reefs, you can be sailing or motoring over and suddenly see the ground "move". But what you really see are these things swimming under you. Until you have a chance to see one first person, it is hard to describe how exhillarating they are.
Cudos to Suzan Baptiste and the others that make a difference on what is otherwise a thankless endeavor.
- CD