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Ahe atoll, Tuamotus |
The main roadway on the atoll as it winds through a grove of coconut palms |
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Ahe, Tuamotus |
This roadway links the surrounding motus, but is only accessible by 4x4's at low tide. Locals either use this road or come by boat to the village of Tenukupara for supplies |
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Grocery Store, Ahe |
This is the only grocery store in the village. Supplies are limited as the supply ship from Tahiti arrives about once a month |
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Fresh pineapplies |
This local couple got the last of the fresh pineapples from the store |
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Making new friends in Ahe |
Jerry and August in their Polynesian dance costumes |
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Ahe, Tuamotus |
August and Jerry doing a traditional dance |
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Dancing? |
Robert getting dance lessons. Who said white men can't dance??? |
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The Ahe boys |
Jerry, Aglim, Robert and August |
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The Ahe girls |
Kian and Elyse with Jerry and August |
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Ahe anchorage |
My Chance and Iron Mistress at anchor in the lagoon. We were the only two boats here during our stay |
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