Jason Taylor is a sculptor and a dive instructor, which explains why he took his latest masterpieces and dumped them in the bottom of Grenada's Moliniere Bay. The result: Either the artsiest snorkeling trip you'll ever take, or the strangest art gallery you'll ever visit. In shallow water about two miles north of St. George's, the underwater sculptures are affected by everything from light refraction to coral colonization. On a narcissistic level, my favorite is "The Lost Correspondent"; otherwise I'd vote for "The Un-Still Life."By the way, Grenada is in low season like the rest of the soggy Caribbean -- but it's located below the hurricane belt, so the sun is usually shining. I need to book a flight yesterday.
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