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FIJI - ROBINSON CRUSOE
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Every night after dinner, everyone gathered for drinks and nightly activities. Every other they held a limbo competition. Here's Ken competing, getting low, low.
fiji_rob_017		 Siggy got even lower. Wow!
fiji_rob_018		 And the winner! For those of you who notice Ken is wearing different clothes in two limbo photos... he came 2nd place first night, and won nights later, beating about ten people. What a champ!
fiji_rob_019		 How do we begin to explain this one? Here's the rules: see the bread rolls dangling from the ropes? Eat it! Oh yeah, with your hands tied behind your back. It's much harder than it looks. We've never heard so much laughter in our life as there was from the onlookers. For those of you who doubted Ken's eating skills.. he won!
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This is an actual photo of the night sky, filled with more stars than you've ever seen. It was amazing!
fiji_rob_021		 Ken and Stephanie with the "dream team" of beachside card playing: Ola from Sweden, Hania Emma, sisters Tasmania.
fiji_rob_022		 Stephanie goes net fishing. We'll let you guess if this was her first time. And whether or not it will be last.
fiji_rob_023		 If you look at the top of middle tree, can see Joseph, one staff members, very gathering coconuts for us eager tourists below. He actually climbed all way up with his bare hands and feet.
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And there he is, throwing coconuts down for us to drink and eat. You've never tasted anything as divine fresh coconut milk meat!
fiji_rob_025		 Perfection at Robinson Crusoe Island.
fiji_rob_026		 The "common area", where we ate, drank, played cards and hid from the heat.
fiji_rob_027		 You often see canoes such as this on the spectacular beaches of Fiji.
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A picture-perfect Fijian view.
fiji_rob_029		 Ken and Stephanie both enjoyed a few lazy afternoon naps in this hammock.
fiji_rob_030		 Our first three nights, we stayed in the bure on the right. Each day a few locals worked on the thatched roof in the center. They worked so slowly... usually one would sit and yap while the other worked. They wouldn't have lasted one hour under U.S. working conditions, but that's the point... Fijian lifestyles are much more relaxed.
fiji_rob_031		 We moved into a tent our last night. Believe it or not, we actually had more space in the than did little bure.
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