Kitava Island in the Trobriands - people live pretty much as they always have; their diet of yams, fruit, fish and coconut unchanged.
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Nuratu Atoll, fringed with white sand, is 200 meters from Kitava Island |
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Boy waiting for passengers to Nuratu |
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Taking cruise boat passengers across |
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Evelyn and Steve ready to sail |
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Kitava women bringing their crafts to the beach market |
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Carvings laid out on the sand - we bought a small bowl |
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Woman with baby and dog |
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Path to the village |
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A Kitava village, yam house and haus wind |
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The village United Church |
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The church bells (drum) |
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School science class; we were pleasantly surprised by the high standard of spoken English in PNG |
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Free range and organic |
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Kitava kids |