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| This is a Taiwanese flying kites on the soccer field at Moroni HS. The Taiwan government does a lot for Kiribati, improving nutrition, supplying local vendors and farmers with plants to grow their own food, and giving economic aid. |
We have never seen such a kite-flying exhibition as this. There are no less than 20 kites strung together.
The Taiwanese flag was one of the biggest kites.
Kite-flying gets a little more sophisticated than the little things we used to fly in Idaho.
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| A bird kite. |
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| Shark kite |
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| Sunsets with a few clouds are spectacular over the water. The fence is 30 feet out our back door. |
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| Can't get enough of these sunsets. Occasionally we get a moment to capture them in such a photo. Notice the high cumulus cloud on the right. There was actually some thunder here, once, which is surprising with the lack of mountains. |
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| A buia, a house for a family, by the sea shore, could house 4-6 people. The bundles of leaf thatching is made and sold for roofing. |
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| This is what I call a fire-cloud sunset, seen from back of our apartment. |
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