Penrhyn (Part II)
Svseamonkey
Mon 1 Jul 2013 22:11
We are still enjoying our time here in Penrhyn. We seem to be spending more
and more time with the villagers in Te Tautau. They all know our names and we
are working at remembering most of theirs. We spent another few days continuing
to help build their docks and enjoying lunch time feasts with everyone.
We have started scoping out some great snorkeling spots that we are going
to starting adventuring in. Every day we see dozens and dozens of sharks: nurse
sharks and black tips. They range from 3 to 5 feet long. Whenever we are
swimming off the boat we can see then swimming below us. They are all very
friendly – even the little kids swing with them off the docks.
The locals are lovin’ Phil!!! – He has already helped one of them test
their solar panels, provided spare parts to help fix their motor boats and (just
today) he offered to go and help apoxy one of their boats.
We went to church with the locals on Sunday, then got invited to have lunch
with the Reverend and his family for lunch. The rest of Sunday we relaxed.
We are about to pull up anchor and move to another spot in the giant lagoon
for a few days and do some snorkeling and explore some of the small islands
(motu).
Stay Tuned!
Connolly |