We got another couple of walks in along the water and before we started cooking dinner one of the most spectacular sunsets we have seen in quite some time unfolded in front of our eyes.
A small rocky outcrop popular with the birds
Another nautical disaster gets memorialized
This tree must be very tough and old
Seeing the protected swimming area from a different angle
Low tide exposes the protective hoops that make up the barrier
This dove is hailing a cab
What might this be?
There is a gate
Actually it is more like a grate. Behind here was the output of a huge lime kiln from the 1800's
A wandering Tattler, my first New Caledonian lifebird
Approaching sailboard
Closer
Too close, or so it seemed from the 13th floor
Lots of white exteriors
What might this smoke be?
Gearing up for a show
A cloud dragon shooting fire?
First gear
Second gear
Entertainment for when you are on a sailboat for extended times
The clutch is in and ready to shift again
Third gear!
Interesting notches in the cloud
So colorful
The last bit of the sun is down
But some wispy clouds are lit up very bright
An alligator cloud facing right
Fourth gear
Coming down off of the peak
Still pretty
And goodnight to all!
The last boat of the night zooming by
It has been 2 years and 222 days since we began our Migration