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We spent two weeks scuba-diving in Bonaire starting June 8, 2008. This was our sixth trip to Bonaire and the first without our diving partner and son, Christopher. He was busy at his job back home in Bloomington, Indiana. Photos from previous trips are here which also has links to information about Bonaire.
Most of the photos on this site were taken by Alex using a Nikon D200 dSLR with a 12-24 mm Nikkor lens in a Subal ND20 housing. Linda used a Sealife DC500. Bonaire is a great place for diving thanks to the efforts of the Bonaire National Parks Foundation (Stinapa) and the Bonaire Marine Park (BMP). This was also the sixth time we took advantange of the facilities and wonderful staff of the WannaDive Shop. |
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Scorpion fish Snapper Soldier fish Tang Trumpet fish Trunk fish Other fish Schools |
Coral & such Sting Ray Turtles Seascapes Wrecks Birds Alex Linda Salt Works Bonaire scenes Pre-2008 dives |
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| Angel fish Butterfly fish Eel File fish Flounder Grouper Grunts Horse eye jacks Parrot fish Puffer fish |
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