The five metre rule #1

I'm in love. I must leave immediately so that I can join my new feathery family, they are so adorable I simply can't stand it!! :D How will I explain this to Steve! :D :D

I love this picture and the unclickable image sooooooo much, what I would GIVE to be sitting on a beach with all those little monsters waddling around me?! :D LOVE LOVE LOVE!!! *cooooooooooooooooooooo*

The second picture reminds me of what Steve and I do when we go scuba diving at a "fish nursery" where all the fry grow up. We will make our way into the lovely coral-filled area and sink to the sandy bottom, knees down. Holding hands and breathing slowly for less bubbles and less intrusion, we will wait until a minute or two later, all the fish come out from where they hid in fright at our arrival. Suddenly it's a world full of colorful fish swimming everywhere while we relax for 10-15 minutes in total bedazzlement, enjoying the unbelievable show before us, guests in this watery paradise. The sun twinkles through the water and sparkles on the fish and any shiny surface, and we watch fish swimming right past our faces and nibbling at our wetsuits. What a wonderful experience this is. And how nice it must have been to sit on that beach and have penguins come up to investigate when they could see there was no danger. Fabulous! :)

Janet, as long as you return to Steve from your feathery family with a nice raw fish, or rounded pebble or something similar. I'm sure he will welcome you. :D But this really is the most remarkable place, with the curious locals equally as intrigued by the visitors as they are of them!

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