Kareen and Dave ready to get in.
Helen's silouhette.
Kelp.
Paua Shell (abalone) on the pink coralline algae and surrounded by seaweed.
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Snorkelling at Princess Bay
Yesterday was quite warm and so we decided it was time to brave the water on Wellington's south coast. The water is still quite cold and despite the number of kids splashing around in just swimmers we donned full wet suits. It was quite cold.... I was wishing I had a fancy hood like Dave and Kareen. Princess Bay is within the Wellington south coast marine reserve so has some pretty good wildlife. We saw lots and lots of seaweed and kelp. Quite a few fish and a couple of Paua (abalone) which locals often dive for their dinner - but not in the reserve.
Kareen and Dave ready to get in.
Helen's silouhette.
Kelp.
Paua Shell (abalone) on the pink coralline algae and surrounded by seaweed.
Kareen and Dave ready to get in.
Helen's silouhette.
Kelp.
Paua Shell (abalone) on the pink coralline algae and surrounded by seaweed.
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