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    Our final sunset from Nusa Lembognan: by graynomadsusa, Views[455]
         		 Cleaning and sorting the seaweed: by graynomadsusa, Views[270]
         		 Bringing a basket of seaweed ashore: by graynomadsusa, Views[279]
         		 A good haul: by graynomadsusa, Views[341]
         		 Looks like a good crop: by graynomadsusa, Views[361]
     
    Gathering Seaweed, Nusa Lembongan: by graynomadsusa, Views[1101]
         		 Early morning low tide: by graynomadsusa, Views[286]
         		 Seaweed farming is hard work: by graynomadsusa, Views[244]
         		 Spirit guard at a small temple: by graynomadsusa, Views[270]
         		 Waves crashing into Nusa Lembongan's Blowhole: by graynomadsusa, Views[299]
     
    Dream Beach—Swim at your own Risk: by graynomadsusa, Views[278]
         		 The Big Banyan and Pura Paibon: by graynomadsusa, Views[314]
         		 Iconic Yellow Bridge, no bid deal: by graynomadsusa, Views[270]
         		 White-Headed Munia: by graynomadsusa, Views[254]
         		 Ready to ride with Mom: by graynomadsusa, Views[385]
     
    Everyone but Wimps Ride Scooters: by graynomadsusa, Views[628]
         		 Scaly-Breasted Munias: by graynomadsusa, Views[264]
         		 Pink-necked Green Pigeon: by graynomadsusa, Views[301]
         		 Collared Kingfisher: by graynomadsusa, Views[267]
         		 Bringing morning offerings to a seaside shrine: by graynomadsusa, Views[274]
     
    Restaurant with a view, Ombak Bay: by graynomadsusa, Views[275]
         		 Ombak Bay Cottages: by graynomadsusa, Views[278]
         		 Do you know the way to Ombak Bay?: by graynomadsusa, Views[279]
         		 Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Ceningan: by graynomadsusa, Views[449]
         		 Seaweed Farmer staking out his plot: by graynomadsusa, Views[297]
     
    Tides dictate working hours for Seaweed Farmers: by graynomadsusa, Views[278]
         		 Tropical Paradise 30-minutes from Bali: by graynomadsusa, Views[494]
         		 Seaweed farmer getting an early start, Ombak Bay: by graynomadsusa, Views[263]
         		 View from our deck, Ombak Bay: by graynomadsusa, Views[274]
         		 A perfect sunset, Ombak Bay: by graynomadsusa, Views[249]
     
    Cottage Ten, Ombak Bay: by graynomadsusa, Views[248]
         		 Paradise Found—Ombak Bay, Nusa Lembongan: by graynomadsusa, Views[605]
         		 Josh and Connie, NYE in Ubud: by graynomadsusa, Views[383]
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         		 Give me the $2.50 special: by graynomadsusa, Views[364]
     
    Connie in the barber's chair, Ubud: by graynomadsusa, Views[839]
         		 Shearing time, Ubud: by graynomadsusa, Views[397]
         		 Fresh offerings every day, Batu Agung Villa: by graynomadsusa, Views[265]
         		 Batu Agung Villa in the rain: by graynomadsusa, Views[247]
         		 Real rice paddies with real farmers: by graynomadsusa, Views[276]
     
    Ubud at sunrise; photo by Connie (who gets up early): by graynomadsusa, Views[282]
         		 Are you sure this is the way to Villa Batu Agung?: by graynomadsusa, Views[279]
         		 Pura Dalem, Ubud Death Temple: by graynomadsusa, Views[485]
         		 The Death Temple is Closed: by graynomadsusa, Views[286]
         		 Taman Saraswati, Ubud Water Palace: by graynomadsusa, Views[378]
     
    Taman Saraswati: by graynomadsusa, Views[252]
         		 Guarding the Entrance, Taman Saraswati: by graynomadsusa, Views[278]
         		 Bringing offerings, Taman Saraswati: by graynomadsusa, Views[253]
         		 Looking back from the temple, Taman Saraswati: by graynomadsusa, Views[285]
         		 Taman Saraswati looks ancient but it's only 75-years old: by graynomadsusa, Views[296]
     
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