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| HALLOWEEN is not really a Tongan holiday, but we did some trunk or treating for the local community |
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| ................our elaborate costumes |
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| Here we are at Tsunami Rock. We keep wondering why it is called Tsunami Rock. It is sitting all by itself about 1/4 mile away from the beach where the other coral rock is. |
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| We spent some time Saturday exploring dirt tracks to the shoreline in a couple of areas not far from where we live, and included some photos of the beach, the tide pools and the rugged coral higher on the shoreline (looks like lava). |
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| This is the local Mercedes Dealership and this is their whole inventory |
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| The “walking” trees are Pandanus trees that people here use the roots for broom sticks and the leaves for weaving mats after soaking them in the ocean for several days and then drying them. The longer they are soaked, the more bleached they become and the more prized they are. The flying foxes like to hang in them as well. |
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| Every day required uniform at Liahona High School, girls in short skirts, boys in long skirts |
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| Once in a lifetime attire at your Liahona High School graduation ball. |
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| Who wore the most outrageous outfit at your graduation dance?S |
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