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| The caldera of the volcano Api spewing steam and sulphur as viewed from the island of Adunara |
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| Thedays catch drying in the sun on top of grandma (Lembata) |
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| Kids playing in Lembata. Fish net floats made out of recycled flip-flops |
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| Enjoying popcorn made in an ancient ketle |
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| A whaling boat in the village of Lamalera. Note bamboo harpoons in the bow. |
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| Whale blubber hanging upto dry in Lamalera |
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| Village of Lamalera, the whaling boats ashore in theier sheds waiting for a whale sighting before they are launched into the surf by hand |
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| Launching a whale boat. Harpoon man in the bow. Sometimes the whales win. |
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| launching the whale boat |
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| Tracy, David and Marion from Kilkea II, our guide and us in Lamalera |
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| The lagoon, Adunara Island |
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| Adunara Island with Api in the background |
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| A cashew nut tree. A single nut grow from the red fruit that tastes a bit like an apple |
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| The admiral with the village elders in Mausambi |
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| The Admiral and the village chief, Mausambi |
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| Paddy fields in the early morning on our way up to the craters of Kelimutu |
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| The black pool at Kelimutu |
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| The two other pools at Kelimutu. They change color over the years due to mineral deposits. Each pool represents a crater filled with water. |
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| Lady working in the paddy fields |
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| Market Day |
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| Drinks on the afterdeck on Callisto on August 22 |
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| David delivering ice for Margaritas from Kilkea II |
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| Sunset Inca Village, Flores Island |
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| Monkey paw prints in the sand on the tiny islet of Gili Bodo |
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| Sunset Labuan Badjo |
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