These photos refer to text published earlier on this blog about a hike we made with our friends from 'Knotty Lady' from Anaho Bay to Hatiheu, a town with extensive archeological sites.
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| Seed pod containing a sort of cotton. |
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| Horses frequently use the trail to Hatiheu |
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| View from the trail at top of the ridge over Anaho Bay |
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| Climbing to a lookoff over Anaho Bay |
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| Look off at Anaho Bay |
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| Pack horses with a load of melons for the market in Taiohae |
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| Tiki of chief with casse-tete (head breaker) and child at Tohua Hikoku'a |
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| Creation myth carving - a turtle on top of two intertwined bodies at Tohua Hikoku'a |
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| Recently carved tiki at Tohua Hikoku'a |
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| Mortar for grinding or pounding fruits, seeds, or nuts |
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| Baking pit at Tohua Kamuihei |
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| Paepae with reconstructed building at Tohua Kamuihei |
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| Huge banyan tree at Tohua Kamuihei - note Rani for scale |
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| Nicky opening a Marquesan almond |
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| Opened Marquesan almond - small but sweet |
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| Horse and rider on trail from Anaho to Hatiheu |
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