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The "doublewide"
bure on Matangi. Note the resident cat lounging in the foreground. |
The beach
at Matangi Island Resort. The M/V Princess II, a liveaboard dive boat,
is moored off shore. |
Construction
of a new dining bure on Matangi, stopped by the coup d'etat in 2000. |
Jonathan the
fruit bat hangs around on Matangi. |
Students line
up outside Naiviivi Primary School on Qamea, where the theme of the week
is tolerance. |
Students clean
up the classroom after school on Qamea. |
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A student
peeks through the wall of the school in the village of Naiviivi on Qamea. |
Dancing with
the "village people" in Naiviivi. |
The women
of the village of Naiviivi get some help with one of their songs from a
little girl. |
The chief
of Naiviivi on Qamea receives the kava we brought when visiting his village. |
Melinda receives
a bowl of Kava at the village on Qamea. |
Don samples
Kava on Qamea while sporting his colorful sulu. |
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Jill appears
less than thrilled with her first sample of Kava. |
The Tavoro
Waterfalls at Bouma National Heritage Park on Taveuni. |
The dive staff
tries to keep the dive boat from sinking completely on our last morning
on Matangi. |
The staff,
and a resident dog, turn out to sing farewell songs as we leave Matangi. |
The lush gardens
of Kulu Eco Park on the Coral Coast of Viti Levu. |
One of the
friendly creatures at the Kulu Eco Park on Viti Levu. |