Down by the temple

Yesterday was a good day to pray

Hanging out in Temple Garden, Pemuteran, NW Bali
Sabine and Katrin hanging out at the temple gates.

Nudibranch seeking wisdom at the feet of Buddha, Temple Garden, Pemuteran, NW Bali

Nice little Nudi rests in contemplation at the base of Buddha statue.

Way cool and very difficult to photograph hairy lobster or is it crap? Temple Garden, Pemuteran, NW Bali
Hairy lobster or crab, I forget.

Vis was so so, with lots of large particles in the water but otherwise a great dive as usual.

More photo's can be found on the new Facebook page

Sea Rovers Dive Centre, Bali's Facebook Page

Where I'm setting up albums for each of the divesites.
Also a good way for the Sea Rovers Brethren to keep in touch with each other and share diving stuff, photos etc.

The Captain

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