|It was the first day of calm weather for Aimee to enjoy the salt water of the Keys.&nbsp; The sky was clear the boat was ready, we had beer in the cooler, and only hoped the water would be clear.&nbsp; I hoped Angie would try out her brand new wetsuit gift from her friend Cindy but she only went for a ride.&nbsp; I found the water vizability poor out at marker 50 and had to go in to 5' off Key Lois.&nbsp; Aimee jumped in and said the water was cool but enjoyable as she snorkeled the shallow ledges.&nbsp; She spotted small lobster and said they were the smallest she ever seen.&nbsp; For approximately half hour she checked for one bigger and loved the swim.&nbsp; Angie was lookout, and we shared a beer in the boat.&nbsp; I was hoping to take Aimee to Looe but fuel was limited and it was the only calm day in the four she visited.<br>Angie and I pulled the boat a few days later.&nbsp; I removed the Honda engine from the Super Snorkel and while cleaning the disk with solvent received a chemical burn like no other in my life from the gloves used for fishing.&nbsp; Replaced the AIR FILTER and changed oil in the engine.&nbsp; Found the recoil and engine hard to pull, so the cylinder and recoil was lubed and freed up.&nbsp; Dive gear stored in boat box, waiting for next year.