More pictures…..
Approaching the cemetery
Monument to Herman Melville (1819 – 1891) – American writer
Local cemetery
Mama and her chicks
The Pearl Resort
White cemetery
Kayak parking
Follow this road
Less traffic here
A Marquesan horse
A smaller breed
Tied up to trees
Yes, a cow
Local picnic area
Palm-lined road
Hibiscus
Bungalows
A large snail
He’e Tai Inn
Veranda dining
Extra-large hibiscus bloom
Pretty yellow bird
There were only a few
Seed eater perhaps
Museum grounds
Taking the high road
A garden
I’m slow, but eventually get there
Blooming vines
The Keikahanui Pearl Lodge
Bright pink blossoms
Entrance to the restaurant, but…….it was closed for remodeling
View from their terrace
Nice spot for lunch
Taiohae Bay
This is where we always have lunch
Landscaped gardens
Lovely tropical tree
Future concert setting
Renovations will be done in February
Pool was so inviting
Ship in the bay
This inn will do just fine
OK, where are the menus?
One menu for all
Best beers in Polynesia
Shared salad and fries
Coconuts used as flower pots
More customers
Profiterroles
Backyard garden
No swimmers today
Waters hide dangerous sharks
Looking for seashells
Slim pickings
Two horses
Gentle surf
The beach narrows
Tide will come up later
Possibly a noni fruit
Boat building
High school
A working phone booth
Bamboo structure
The strongest green scaffolding in the world (actually in the grass family)
Tiki
Good resting spot
Flame trees were pretty
They housed the white terns
The heron is here year after year
All alone today
More fish for him/her
Big wing span
Ground dove
Walk back to town
Long neck
Short neck
Long boat practice
There are two girls in the boat
Happy tern
