Snorkeling and other stressful things


The kids are watching Horton hears a Who so that the adults can go snorkeling. (Of course one adult stayed on board :-) )


It is interesting to see them play since Rebecca, the younger daughter of John and Susanne can only speak swedish while Erika can speak english.











Here LinoCat is anchored in front of the Petit Piton. It is a little over 700m high and an old volcano.

This is a marine park and so we have to use a mooring bouy and are not allowed to anchor.

There is just a wild fire burning on the Petit Piton and since we will stay over night we are curious how it looks.








Chris just turning around to the surface after a snorkel dive.


















John taking pictures.

















Nice fish looking like a flying saucer.

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