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| This is a typical advanced rural village toilet. I tried it out. Strong Quads and good balance for life! |
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| To flush, or shower, you fill the scoop with water and dump away. There is a spigot that you can fill this with water. Uniformed foreigners, get in and take a bath this will offend. |
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| A curious village elder who joined us for tea, while we waited for the rain to stop. |
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| This fish gets protection from prey by the stinging arms of the anemone and the anemone gets cleaned by the fish! |
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| Nicoletta has logged over 1400 hours of diving. She should have been a marine biologist. |
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| Papua Lobster |
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| This is new equipment for me. It is called a BCD-a buoyancy compensator device. It took me awhile to figure out how not to fly like a rocket (not safe) or settle on top of coral like a sack of potatoes (a burning bad time!) |
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| Andrea |
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| Andrea |
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| Tracey |
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| Beached, in between dives. |
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| Baby Giant Clam |
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| Trumpet fish blending in. |
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| Otto, the dive master. Very smart. Over 14,000 dives. My guardian angel. |
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| At the gift shop. The bark paintings go for over $300. |
More great photos. I like the village elder.
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