More - Diving the Red Sea

A quick OK ! I am good to go into the cave.
What a wonderful experience.
Sometimes mistakes happen (note the tank trying to float away)
We encountered a 2 meter moray eel and he was scary, but the 2 meter Napoleon Maori Wrasse is very gentle.
He came so close I could not get all of him in the camera lens. He was a beauty.
That is it folks we are done for with diving from now on the water is getting colder as we move North and the temp are also getting cooler as Spring is arriving in Europe. Hope you enjoyed visiting some of the best dive sights in the world.

Welcome to Egypt

Waiting for my Egyptian breakfast two bean dips, falafal, and pita. It was tasty for less than $3 each.
Come see my shop and take time for an Egyptian facial free! I also have spices, perfume &............so much more.
Looking across to Saudi Arabia from Shark Bay where we are staying.
Looking across the Strait of Suez to Egypt's Northern mountains.
Naema Bay - Sharm El Sheikh leaving for a dive trip.
Mountains in the North and desert in the South of Egypt.

The Famous Red Sea

The fish life is amazing.
Corals are beautiful.
The anemonies are plentiful with lots homes for Nemo.
The fan coral's are magnificent.

Diving the Red Sea

Amazing fish. We are diving in Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt.
Amazing coral.
Amazing visibility.
Can you see the fish look closely at the centre of the picture. It is well camouflaged.
These are the two tentacles of the fish it's body is below the sand.

Kuwait - a brief stop to refuel

As we circled to land in Kuwait, there were miles and miles of nothing but sand.

The buildings are all "sand" colored.
Approaching the runway

The city of Kuwait in the background.

Fort Cochin

Hand made - Veena
The museum display of costumes, instruments and a mode of transportation.
Greenix village centre martial arts performance
Pottery making


Local cultural presentation.

Kerala - House Boating

We spent a night on the house boat cruising the lake & the canal. It was so relaxing and beautiful as the weather was very warm and the water very calm.

Along the way we passed many rice paddy's.This is the way of life along the canals.

Typical wash day.........Women washing and the men watching.
The canals were numerous and connected forming a highway for many kilometers of Kerala.

The school boat dropping kids off at school.

The crayfish. Our first meal was fresh fish.

The sun is setting. Time to dock for the night.