| Easter Island's greatest guide educated and entertained us with endless anecdotes. |
| Edmundo explaining the geology of the crater which gathers and supplies the island's water today. We are 500 feet above sea level. |
| 15 Moai at the largest altar. They were destroyed by a gigantic tidal wave in 1960 and later restored by the University of Chile. |
| Dressed with red hat and white eyes as it would have originally appeared. |
| Moai were carved here before moving to a site. They averaged 18 tons and stood 19 feet high. . |
| End of day on Easter Island and our adventure to the bottom of the world. |