Parrot fish have strange mouths because they eat coral |
William Marsters - 1821 to 1899.
With his 3 wives, he started Palmerston's history |
We must cast our nets this way... |
...and so it be done |
Two species of Parrot fish |
Ergoi from "Ragaine II" hard at work |
Bob's daughter, Taia, poses with a bevy of fish... |
...which are strung out and cleaned |
Bob and family dressed for church |
And with the crew of "Ragaine II" |
23 out of the 36 islanders attend Sunday church |
Tea after church is prepared by Bob's children... |
...who are very happy kids |
Colin, President of Niue Yacht Club
(Note the South African flag) |
Traditional wooden outrigger canoes on Niue |
We arrived in the dark and picked the ferry's mooring up!! |
Tavish cooks dinner... all surfaces are used |
Waiting outside the Niue Police Station for clearance |
Stealing paw-paws... |
...and eating them |
We take a Sunday drive around Niue |
Interesting coral formations |
Waiting for Customs to open on Nuie Island |
We explore the caves on Nuie (Tavish silhouetted) |
Entrance to Palaha caves |
...smoke what??? |
A cave pool on Nuie |
Cavernous caves |
Me with the folks of "Ragaine II" |
Rassa and Ergoi - soon to be married |
The view from one of the many sea caves |
Ergoi and I take a break |
A large orb spider with a white, porcelain looking body |
Engineer, Greg Shaw, and his Lithuanian girl friend |
Sports day at Niue high school |
Prrrrr prrrrrr... |
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