Pretty much everyone who has been to Crashboat Beach has an iconic photo. Some are like the one above, taken from the overlook on the drive in.
Many are of the bright, colorful fishermen's boats, called yolas, like this:
Or this:
And of course there are at least a thousand drone videos of Crashboat.
My personal favorites are ones that I've take underwater. Under the piers it is like being in a cathedral:
From some vantage points, the piers look like ancient temples of Atlantis, rising back from the sea:
Or maybe the home of a mermaid sea goddess:
We dive at Crashboat fairly often; that's where almost all the beginner Discover Scuba classes are. But I haven't snorkeled there in way too many years.
Until Thursday. Our friend Carole invited us to go along snorkeling.
Swimming around the piers on the surface gave me a whole completely different viewpoint, a new perspective. This was a view I don't remember ever seeing before. I know I've never photographed it quite this way.
So the best moment for Thursday was seeing an old friend in a new way.
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