Here is a selection of more dive photos from Roi this past weekend. I had a really great time up there and saw a lot of cool stuff. I went on 5 dives, including oceanside Roi (where all the sharks were at), the Eiko Maru (known by the locals as 1st Ship, a Japanese ship from WWII), a reef dive off of 8th Island, the airplane graveyard (collection of American WWII planes discarded after the war), and a C-46 (cargo plane also from WWII times). As always, you may click to enlarge the photos.
Gray Reef Shark, oceanside Roi-Namur
Looking up at a shark silhouette
1st Ship, aka Eiko Maru #2
Bow Gun
Jellyfish
Looking along a walkway
Barrels in the cargo hold
Kingpost
My dive partner John, playing with a jellyfish
Bannerfish, checking out coral growing on the deck
Coral reef dive off of 8th Island (8 islands southeast of Roi-Namur)
Large brain coral
There were several clownfish hiding in an anemone growing in this coral
Giant Clam (just over a foot long)
Airplane graveyard
Look between the tail of the plane and a coral head to the left, and you'll see one of a few spotted eagle rays we saw this weekend
Self-portrait
Me, in the airplane graveyard
John, checking out this plane with the propeller sitting in the cockpit
C-46 plane, sans wings and tail
Looking in the cockpit of the C-46
