Blue-green chromis and zebra-striped dascyllus dive for
protection into staghorn coral
When the crew disembarked with a mountain of luggage
and souvenirs, our waterline rose several inches!
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Perhaps not the best sailing weather, but we had to get
our guests back to their outbound flight! The volcanic
island of Tofua at the horizon
The Chief Grill Chef removing all bones from NZ salmon
An anemone fish above its amemone
A huge saucer coral
Hard corals exploded in form and color like fireworks
A Moorish idol at the edge of the reef
Luminous blue-tipped hard coral
The wreck of a freighter in shallow water off Ha'afeva,
suitable for snorkelling
When left undisturbed, plate corals grow to mammoth
proportions
Crew photo Tonga June 2009:
Bob Berger(rear L), Milt Jacobs (rear R)
Captain Bob, Wendy Meier, Barb
A sea cucumber
The crew all scrubbed, spruced up and deodorized and
ready to depart to civilization