Brent and I took the 2 boys in the late afternoon, in the duck to go find a smaller wave somewhere else. We cruised around near the shoreline, absorbing our surroundings and exploring with our eyes. The funny thing was that despite the sight of advanced civilisations,we still incredulously spotted a scooter along the shoreline.These people are not as isolated as they appear to be:)- In fact, nothing seems to be what it innitially appears to be!
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| Cally looking a little Vulnerable... |
Brent and I took the 2 boys in the late afternoon, in the duck to go find a smaller wave somewhere else. We cruised around near the shoreline, absorbing our surroundings and exploring with our eyes. The funny thing was that despite the sight of advanced civilisations,we still incredulously spotted a scooter along the shoreline.These people are not as isolated as they appear to be:)- In fact, nothing seems to be what it innitially appears to be!
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We never found another little wave but Brent took us the pretty white beach that I had been admiring since our arrival! It was sooo picturesque! The water was soft and pale green with powder white sands.However,despite its beauty, we had to walk over the coral devastation from either the 2004 Tsunami or heaven forbid- a more recent drama- It was macarbe and unsettling! Huge slabs of what was once stunning coral mushrooms-now black and dead stark coral corpses-shattered and bonelike.(and painful to walk on!) They had been washed up here by very forceful waters!
This boat is rocking now-subtly-but with no seasick tablets in my system today- it feels like my brain keeps gettng left behind and then my head chases after it:) It could also be all the mosquito spray that has been sprayed around me! ... Or just exhaustion.
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