We were well looked after in Ailuk with the various feasts and picnics. Liz described them in her blog posts at the time and some pictures are below:
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| Benjamin attacking his pandanus |
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| Darlene preparing pandanus. |
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| Tug of war (with one of our dock lines) |
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| Tug of war. |
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| Like in Fiji, volleyball is popular here and these ladies are good. |
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| The boys playing volleyball |
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| Musical chairs |
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| Benjamin being chased by the girls. |
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| On our arrival at Enejelar we were brought some giant clam meat. |
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| Giant clam meat. |
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| What's cooking ? |
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| Turtle ! A rare treat in Ailuk for special occasions. |
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| Very tasty. No parts were wasted. |
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| Water heating for coffee on the picnic |
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| And some fresh pork for the picnic |
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| and some fish we speared. |
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| Liz learning some Marshallese |
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| and Victoria teaching crocheting. |
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| Marshallese Chicken. |
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| We were almost always sent home with leftovers. |
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| The massive feast at Anious's 50th Birthday Feast |
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| Lots of time to sit and chat. In this case at Anious's house in Ailuk village. |
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| Benajmin and his friend Emila. |
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| Farewell pot luck dinner with Anious and Emily before we depart after six weeks in Ailuk. |
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