Continuing our January 16th cruise to Hong Island and environs...
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So we are headed for the island on the right, which has a small beach on the
other side: Rai Island, or possibly Paradise Island, or maybe Pakbia |
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Our vessel, #14, anchored for lunch |
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The view |
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Setting up for lunch, Vicki resting in the background |
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Which turned out to be two curry dishes, chicken and maybe pork,
a veggie dish, and rice; all Thai-flavored, but not too spicy |
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Vicki testing the waters; I do not go in water with less than
1% chlorine content |
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I think the meaning of the rock hanging here might have been
"mind your head" |
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Adjacent island where we were to have lunch--no parking space ("uninhabited");
"nobody goes to the Silver Slipper anymore, it's too crowded" |
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Anyhow, with the water rising, we long-tailed back toward
Hong Island |
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Now on the other side of Hong Island, Vicki swimming |
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Us, there, beneath a humongous stalactite |
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Looking up into a giant cave |
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The view; the Andaman Sea, part of the Indian Ocean, was calm as a lake that
day |
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Now in Hong Island's famous lagoon |
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Selfie in the lagoon; no sign of Leonardo Di Caprio; nor of
The Creature (wrong color lagoon) |
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Looking toward the narrow inlet, about two boats wide |
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On the homeward leg; the pilot is siphoning fuel out of the
reserve tank while the guide steers...just a little more
excitement |
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We made it back in fine order, an excellent outing |
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Beautiful
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