Blown out of Miami,,,,,,

[Terry]

                  Ohhh, ya John, that little store in Luraville, we stopped to get some ice and beer there, you listen to the conversation at the tables there a little bit, and you'd swear (as a Yankee) you could wind up squealing, like a pig. We stayed too clear of the tables to see the map, but I read that the Peacock system is now the 24th longest underwater cave system in the world. I never heard anything about any fatality's, well other then that of the late Wes Skiles, and what might be happening there. Did have a ranger talk to us about the duckweed in Orange Grove being non-indigenous, and they didn't want it to spread. That made me wonder because it was there 25 years ago, and we went from spring to spring with it covering us, and never heard about it, until now. It spread out nice from divers bubbles but the blackwater kept you from being able to see the steps on the way in and out. Did come across a little freshwater flounder, least one that was living in freshwater, about the size of a silver dollar in Troy Spring.