A nice little guy has made his home at Peacock Springs. I surfaced from a dive in P1 on Sunday and there he was getting a sun tan.
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A nice little guy has made his home at Peacock Springs. I surfaced from a dive in P1 on Sunday and there he was getting a sun tan.
Tom Johnson / tj
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Dayo Scuba North
Live Oak, Suwannee County, Florida
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Beautiful!
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Never forget, we were all beginners once. Allain Burrese
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Shirley you're not serious? No, I'm not, but do stop calling me Shirley.
aw he's a cutie
And I'm sure he shares the sentiment, and is certain that you're probably delicious.
Looks like he's smiling at you.
Given that P.Spring has closed entry to a beautiful cave that happened to be within park just for that reason - damn gator.... For many years. This baby is smiling at perspective of our access, now to P1. I hope reptile gets re-located to W.spring or at least makes a snack for local Mayo bar visitors.Originally Posted by hunterdiver
Looks like he's smiling at you.
he's right. but I have a knife, a loincloth and a bad attitude.
bring it on gator. i got nothing better to do on deco!
S/he was not there as of Wed. 07/14. Me and my instructor had P1 all to ourselves on that day, and all we saw were a family of turtles, doing pretty much the same thing.
So, what exactly *is* the "gator drill" procedure?
Little guy eh? If it has a sibling you could have a pair of boots.
He or she is just a baby... only 4 feet... but the picture doesn't show that....
Tom Johnson / tj
Administrator/Sponsor
Dayo Scuba North
Live Oak, Suwannee County, Florida
Cave Evaluator/IT TDI
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