We were on our way to Jean Michel Cousteau Resort and Ralph wondered if this was their dive boat. Probably not! |
This is finally the place...down the end of a bumpy dirt road. Quite fancy inside. |
This is the view from my kitchen window. The windows need washing, but will be replaced soon. |
This is some lava rock in the middle of a field. R took picture. |
A sunset from our backyard. |
The old water tank at Nasavusavu School close to us. |
Donated by the Red cross and Gernany. |
The school sign in front. |
We finally get to Nabua school, 40km on a dirt and muddy road. |
Some of my cute friends! |
These hand done signs are everywhere, just as a reminder. The coke bottles are painted in the school colors and help make a fence. |
This is Ralph's favorite! |
The chickens live under the school. |
All thoughful sayings. |
Assistant head teacher Waisea Busa |
These are the water tanks at our chapel. 2 of 3 leak. |
A beautiful sunset from our back porch. |
Ditto |
We stopped here on our way back to Nabua and had a picnic! |
The local nursing station. |
Cooking coconut into copra! The main livelyhood in this neighborhood! |
The water tank in Nabua donated by the red cross and Japan. |
These are the bathrooms and showers for the school. Of the 97 students, 39 live at the school during the week. |
Someone fixed the sagging pipe. |
The porch of the school. |
Mrs. John and class. They will do the puppet show. |
A good thought. |
A picture of the school in the field in front. |
Joeli Kalougata (on the right) and his bro-in-law The village chief! |
Some boys trying my soap on a rope. They don't usually wash with soap. |
Another serious copra cooker. |