It was Sunday, so fewer places were open. We had planned to visit the museum, but discovered it is only open on weekdays from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
We found a tour agency that was open and booked a half-day tour for November 9 and a full-day tour for November 10.
In the evening, we went to a restaurant that overlooked a platform with five moai, along with a few others scattered around nearby. We were fortunate to get the best table. The regular servers were not working, and the owner had called a friend in desperation to help out. He really didn't know what he was doing. The people who had been sitting at the table when we arrived were probably frustrated by the slow service and left.
Since it was dark when we left and there was no clearly marked road to the restaurant, we ended up making our way down a dark, rocky trail with Evy's phone providing the only light.
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| SUNSET VIEW FROM A RESTAURANT OVERLOOKING SOME MOAI |
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| PART OF THE MORING WAKE UP CREW, REALLY WANTED TO KILL THEM |
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| NO LACK OF MOAI ON THE ISLAND |
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| ENJOYING THE GOOD STUFF IN LIFE |
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| WATCHING THE SURF CRASHING INTO THE ROCKS, I HAVE EYES IN THE BACK OF MY HEAD |
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| LOOKING AT THE DISTANCE POST PUTS WHERE YOU ARE INTO PERSPECTIVE |
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