A shark said to be 'Deep Blue', one of the largest recorded individuals

A shark said to be 'Deep Blue', one of the largest recorded individuals, swims offshore in Hawaii
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Shark Sharks...

Not Me...

Shark's Teeth

The morning broke clear after yesterday's rain and most of us took advantage of the clear skies to go back to the beach and the fresh breeze off the Atlantic. Lisa & Denise sought the comfort of the historic downtown shopping district instead. In all cases it was an enjoyable morning. Our only sadness was in saying farewell to Denise (in the driver's seat) as she headed back to MCO. We had lunch at Cedar River Seafood and it was very casual and very good. Lisa says, even though they offer the option of 'broiled' seafood, stick with the fried stuff - it's what they do best... We spent the rest of the day searching for shark teeth on the beach. I think Katie said we have 25 or so. I guess if you come down this way your only shark fears will be involve being gummed mercilessly. We did see some dolphins this afternoon as they swam north along the shore... I think we're heading north tomorrow ourselves - we're going to Cumberland Island, weather permitting.

Catchin' Any?

Lisa wanted me to tell everyone she caught this shark the first day here... Yep, she's quite the fisherwoman. I kept the post last night short - I wasn't sure if the messaging software would split the message. So I'm sitting here on the 4th floor balcony watching the already hot sun come up over a placid Atlantic Ocean. Johnny & Angie and their kids, Katie & Michael, are here with us this week. We all went to the historic downtown & had dinner at the Crab Trap (like the one at St. Simons). The birthday girl had blackened mahi & I had blackened "ponga" (never heard of it before). The fish was very good. Don't remember what Johnny shared with Michael but Angie had a seafood casserole that looked good too.