After two days and two nights of sailing, we finally entered the Komodo Islands in the morning light, while eating a special crepe, honey and fruit breakfast.
(below) the dragons on Komodo Island are completely wild. Though they can usually be found, there is no guarantee. This was a medium-large female.
(below) a smaller dragon who would have gone to the top of this hill to get some morning light and perhaps lay in wait of her next meal to come along the trail.
(below) Though famous for dragons, the Komodo Islands are also well known for amazing beaches and underwater life. Pink beach, the beach below, had the most amazing snorkeling that I’ve ever encountered.
(above) Traditional weaving and medicinal practices are still part of life in Lombok.
(above) I loved the condition of the soccer field. (below) Just picked coffee drying in the sun.
(below) In the market we be bustlin’
(below) If you ever need help selling anything, this is your person. Believe me when I say that I was lucky to walk away after only overpaying for the watermelon she has here. It was in good fun though. We ended up giving it to the parking man who watched our scooter for us.
by P-Lo
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