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  • April Leonard's trip Florida Keys 2014
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2014-03-13 - French Reef Christmas Tree Cave, Key Largo Fl, United States

11.4m - 43 min - Dived with Holger Hartmann from Scuba Fun

Underwater Navigation Dive. Didn't get to look around very much. Based on the little "fun dive" we got to do - not a very noteworthy spot. Got VERY cold!

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2014-03-13 - French Reef Sand Bottom Cave, Key Largo Fl, United States

10.3m - 44 min - Dived with Holger Hartmann from Scuba Fun

Underwater Photography Training Dive. Also not a very exciting spot - except we saw a few spotted trunk fish and several interesting parrot fish.

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2014-03-14 - Us Coastguard Cutter Duane, Key Largo Fl, United States

31.2m - 28 min - Dived with Holger Hartmann from Scuba Fun

Wreck Dive for AOW. Very strong waves made getting down to the wreck and back on the boat very difficult. Lost my integrated weight container on my right on the way down and a strong wave pushed off my mask and regulator (both recovered) after surfacing. Great dive site though. Saw a lot of fish on the wreck and got some good pictures.

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2014-03-14 - Molasses Reef Permit Ledge, Key Largo Fl, United States

8.6m - 59 min - Dived with Holger Hartmann from Scuba Fun

Beautiful reef with the most life of all the Key Largo dives. A lot of large parrot fish, a balloon puffer fish, a scorpion fish, a huge trumpet fish and a baby one, a moray eel, as well as a lot of all the normal reef fish. There was a lot of elkhorn coral which I hadn't see too much of before.

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2014-03-17 - Usns Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, Florida Keys, United States

28.5m - 24 min - Dived with Southpoint Divers

First of two Vandenberg dives today. We explored the middle of the ship. Not a lot of life, but it was exciting because our guide lead us into several rooms inside the wreck. It was a very rought ride on the way out to the wreck. A windy day - we were the only boat at a normally busy spot. Big waves!!

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2014-03-17 - Usns Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg, Florida Keys, United States

28.6m - 25 min - Dived with Southpoint Divers

Second of two Vandenberg dives today. We explored the bow of the wreck in this dive. We saw some jacks and a black grouper. There were hundreds or thousands of yellow tail snappers around the bow. We got to swim through the wreck again. While surfacing, I saw a Portuguese Man of War holding a fish.

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