



we walked to the far end of the beach. where there is (or so we assume it is) a rehabilitation area/training zone for dolphins. this little guy was super friendly. we waved and he waved back. after we had a squeaky chat, he let me pet him. i've not had the pleasure before. made me (temporarily) want to go into marine biology. i would do too, if there wasn't so much math and science and stuff..you'll probably see more of these guys, as i told them i'd be back to check in a few more times, if not daily...a good excuse to put my book down, get off my ass and promenade down the beach.