 South Pacific has beautiful water! |
 Red bamboo on Fiji |
 Orchid In Garden of the Sleeping Giant |
 Mom and daughter on Taveuni, Fiji |
 Typical house |
 Fresh coconut milk was almost always offered. |
 A Tonga islander |
 Dancers |
 School kids watching the dance perormance |
 One of our beautiful sunsets |
 Saw lots of these tsunami signs... |
 A huge crab, maybe two feet wide? |
 The water is gorgeous, with every shade of blue and turquoise; prettiest I've ever seen. |
 More dancers; our ship was greeted with entertainment at every landing. |
 Cook Island greeters |
 Check out this headress; plastic! |
 Cute little girl blowing on a conch shell. |
 One of Cook's many landing sites. |
 More dancers |
 Sweet? |
 I never tire of the colors in the water. |
 Bora Bora |
 Tahiti, with Moorea in the background |
 Our crew was amazing; we had some challenging zodiac landings. |
 Giant banyan tree on the Marquesas |
 These islands are mountainous |
 Tikis on the Marquesas |
 Another entertainer |
 Harbor in the Marquesas |
 Very young dancers in the Tuamotus |
 Isn't she a cutie? |
 Posing for us on her bike... |
 More entertainers... |
 The feast they prepared for us. |
 One of the Gambier Islands; this one was a palm forest. |
 See the eel? It was as surprised as our guide. |
 Another typical dwelling |
 More beautiful water |
 And a beautiful sky and clouds |
 Isn't this what you think of when you think of the South Pacific? |
 Masked booby protecting her baby |
 Pitcairn Island! There are four islands in its group, and we landed on each one; a rare accomplishment. |
 Had to go through waves like these in order to land on the main Pitcairn Island. |
 Always have to throw in a flower photo... |
 Looking down from high on Pitcairn to a natural swimming pool. |
 Signpost on Pitcairn |
 My enounter with a masked booby |
 She sees me |
 She tells me to leave |
 Mother and adolescent masked booby |
 Fluffy masked booby baby |
 Booby shedding its baby fur |
 Look at this crab. |
 Curlew |
 Fairy tern egg on a branch |
 Fairy tern baby; once it hatches, it will not move until it can fly away! |
 Adult white/fairy tern |
 Mlurphy's petrel; they nest on the ground, as there are no predators |
 Terns in the air |
 Red footed booby and baby in nest |
 Same pair |
 Easter Island, our first moai and our great little ship, the Caledonian Sky |
 I remember this setting from my previous visit. |
 Easter Island is volcanic; so its coasts have jagged, black, volcanic rocks. |
 Moai toppled |
 Moai lying in the quarry |
 Moai standing in the quarry |
 This is the largest moai and never made it out of the quarry |
 One of the most famous views of the moai |
 Closer view |
 View from the top of a volcano |
 Storm coming? |
 Crater lake/marsh |
 Rainbow; fitting end to a great trip |