| This is a wonderful place to spend the day! Nicholas and I took an Eco Tour. If you're ever in the Tampa area, this is one of the best ways to spend an afternoon. |
| Our main objective was to spot wild dolphins. We learned so much more than just dolphin trivia though. Scroll down for some of the neat things we saw and learned about. |
Look at these huge tanks painted beautifully.
| This is a scrap metal recycling plant. Once the metals are ground to almost nothing they're put on huge ships and taken to South America. Then it's turned into sheet metal for Dodge trucks and then shipped back to the US. |
| The Tampa Bay area manufactures the most mulch and fertilizer in the United States. |
| This is the most northern mangrove in the United States. The bird population was amazing! |
| We saw dolphins swimming in nurseries for the longest time. It was so hard to get great pictures of them, they're so fast! |
| Look at the left dolphin, just right of the dorsal fin. You'll see where he's been hurt in the past from possibly a boat propeller. |
| June 3, 2008 |
| This Battleship was made by all women. It was used in WWII, Korean & Vietnam wars. For more info on the American Victory click here. |
A school of fish swimming by.
