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Balifornian Photo of the Day ~ Colorful Sunset at Kuta Beach, Lombok
Sunday, May 13, 2012 at 12:16AM A dramatic sunset bid us farewell as we left Kuta Beach in Lombok and headed back to Mataram. Good surf, good food and good company is how the day was spent and it was good to head back home to family and a big delicious dinner. The prices are still very reasonable in Lombok. In fact reasonable is not the word. Inexpensive is more like it as we had large portions of mouth watering chilli crab and crispy duck for four people for under $14 USD.
Sorry, the talk of food got me off track. Here is that photo of the sunset I was talking about...
A great day surfing is capped off with a colorful sunset at Kuta Beach, LombokCopyright © 2012 Balifornian Tours and Travel Blog ~ Michael Doliveck
A traditional Lombok design of a gecko can be seen in the monolith in the foreground as the firery sunset reflects in a salt water lake adjacent to the beach.
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Thank you so much and we love what we do so it is not hard to continue. just finding the time while leading tours as well becomes a bit of a puzzle but its a blessed life we live here in Bali.
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