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Scene from the boat, on the way out for a dive.
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Getting ready to topple backwards off the boat. That's Moses on the right.
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Julie overboard!
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Our newest pal, Mister Kitty, was fascinated by fish.
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Julie demonstrating the rice-paddy squat. Fishes of all kinds swarmed the
dock daily for handouts.
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Us looking dorky on the path down to a little beach.
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A windswept view near the top of the island.
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We saw a pair of parrots, but only one was curious enough to get a little
closer.
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From the top you could see the garden, and nearby islands.
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Yet another island.
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Islands, and a little house.
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All sunglasses must be kept firmly attached to face when picnicking on the
beach.
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We kayaked to the beach, where the champagne lunch was "washed ashore" and
waiting for our arrival. Washed ashore minus the steamed crab in parsley
and butter, I might add.
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Languid beach princess.
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After the drinking, things got ugly.
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Looking south over the tip of the island.
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Hermit crabs ran for cover!
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The Surf Shop dog rests after a morning spent chasing fish. We saw him
fishing every day, but he never caught a thing. They said he never had.
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Julie and Nathan with Freddy, our Dive Mistress - the youngest (and
cutest) dive instructor in Fiji.
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Julie, Freddy, Mo, Mike, and the Russian! A regular three-hour tour.
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Diving in the blue lagoon.
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Julie orders up some Hawaiian Gardens Chicken Special for dinner. Docklady
studiously omits particulars.
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Julie, Eta, and the Kava Man. Eta wanted it made clear they were NOT a
couple. The Kava Man carved our Tanoa (large Kava bowl). Eta made our
stay much more interesting and fun.
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Watching out for lizards.
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