Nusa Lembongan

Thanks to the lessons on picture cropping and re-sizing, given to me by my new friend Lynn, I was able to post some pictures of my time on Nusa Lembongan. It was a great week I spent there, mostly just surfing and eating good food and hanging out with good people.
I had received a few good pics from Lynn and Vou, which were on my MP3, but it apparently has a virus and I can't recover the photos to a computer- so heres what I do have for you.
More to come.

Temple in the village on Lembongan.

We were walking to the village along the road and I spotted this very strange stand, with a very strange and out of place mural. I have no idea or understanding of what it means. ???

Grey arvo on Lembogan.

The last night on Lembongan called for a fish Fest at Ketuts Warung, if you ever go to Lembongan Ketuts is great value. She cooks Indonesian food and has done a cooking course in Ubud and learned to cook Thai, so she also makes good thai food. I had fruit salad here every mornign and they were absolutely epic.
The fish is a small grilled tuna, served with veggies, rice, stewed tomatoes and a heaping little plate of very, very hot green chillis, mixed with lime and onion.
THese ar my new mates from San Diego, Vou and Lynn. We surfed heaps together, enjoyed many meals and laughed a lot while on Lembonmgan.

Should I really buy this hat?

Seaweed.

A coral wall and the seaweed harvest being dried. Seaweed production plays a large roll for locals on Lembongan, seaweed is harvested and dried and exported for further processing.

Street scene in the village of Nusa Lembongan.

This is the view from my room at Linda's bungalows on Nusa Lembongan, I refer to it now as the chicken room. They raise cocks next door, alledgedly for cockfights on a nearby island. It was fine the nights I was totally exhausted from surf, but otherwise a bit irritating. Still better than the beep beep vroom vroom in kuta!