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Actually, if I were to get pedantic, it has been more like six months since my last dive without having either students or a group of divers in tow.
So I thought I would take a dip in the water on Shark and Yolande reefs, and hang about on the bag of Hamada’s group on their dive.
I was followed for the bulk of my dive by one of the largest napoleon wrasses that I have ever seen, he really seems to be growing every time I see him (assuming that there is only one family of napoleons living in that location, I could be wrong). I saw quite a few morays, and generally had a very nice dive. The surface was flat, and currents minimal, so it was all very leisurely.
The viz was not quite as clear as it usually is, in fact there was a definite greenish tint to the water, a sure sign that things are on the brink of warming up. Great in the long-term, but that will mean a few jelly filled dives with murky viz for a week or so.

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