>But not to the drinking.  Not that I am a prude when it comes ot drinking,
>but here we have a fine man in every respect of the word "fine", fighting
>for his LIFE, because his liver ceased to function, PROBABLY as a result
>of drinking, I think it best to postpone any further drinking jokes,
>especially ABOUT Jeff.  JMHO.
Of course, it just sort of came naturally, I think Jeff would understand :
-)

>But by all means, tell us about your drinking feats in Tobago.  Who knows?
>Strike may find a good reason to trick Tricky into sponsoring his return
>from the Asian thingy in Singapore to include a stop in Tobago.  :-))
>-- Bob.
Well the beer there may not be the best in the world, but the STAG beer is
5.5% :-) And in an all inclusive
hotel it was difficult to NOT drink :-)
A lot of the dive sites were not brilliant, but they sort of grew on me.
The vis was mostly crap (we were at the bottom
left end of the island - not Speyside). We did a great night dive on a
wreck called the Maverick, some people logged
it as their deep/night/wreck/penetration specialities all in one :-)
The better diving was at Speyside (top right hand end) where the vis on the
deeper dives was certainly much better.
But the corker was diving at the Sisters (top end) where we saw a large
pair (6' ish) of Wahoo as we went down, then
a little later we saw a Greater Hammerhead that was a good 3m long, shortly
followed  by another that had to be 4m !!
These came within 2m of us & were an incredible sight - they are nothing
like a reef shark or nurse shark  - these beasties really look like they
will rip you to shreds at the drop of a hat (or tropical dive bonnet for
those that have dived
with me previously :-)
Cheers......

Andy Johnson
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