Minimum wage in Bali is ~150USD/month, and word on the street is that most people get by on about 200USD/month. With an overall budget of seven dollars a day, it should be no surprise that ingenuity and the ocean play pivotal and equal roles in their lives.
![](http://1l1t.com/photos/161219_bali9_wayoflife/_ED_4376.jpg)
At the ready
![](http://1l1t.com/photos/161219_bali9_wayoflife/_ED_4877.jpg)
Good catch
![](http://1l1t.com/photos/161220_bali10_touristing/_ED_4864.jpg)
Boat driver + owl
![](http://1l1t.com/photos/161219_bali9_wayoflife/_ED_4389.jpg)
Good as new
![](http://1l1t.com/photos/161220_bali10_touristing/_ED_4571.jpg)
Kelp beds I
![](http://1l1t.com/photos/161219_bali9_wayoflife/_ED_4578.jpg)
Kelp beds II
![](http://1l1t.com/photos/161219_bali9_wayoflife/_ED_4748.jpg)
Last tasks
And while not sea-related, a bonus:
![](http://1l1t.com/photos/161219_bali9_wayoflife/_ED_4762.jpg)
Here kitty kitty
It turns out that I do have another post to share from Bali - it's a small collection of photos that don't share a unified theme other than best representing my lasting impressions of the place; suppose it's a highlight reel of sorts.
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