1/40: Sailing from Fatu Hiva to Tahuata.
2/40: No or funky winds on the western side, so we packed the sails away.
4/40: Easy dinghy landing in the small, protected harbour of the village Hapatoni.
5/40: Coconuts are dried (see the shed on the right) and sold as Copra.
7/40: Hapatoni's main road
14/40: Teii's 2-wall house is the only one in Hanatefau
15/40: Teii's kitchen is outside...
16/40: ... and so is the bath room.
17/40: Fruit raid through Hapatoni (everyone here seems to be related with Teii)
19/40: We had several pods of dolphins around us in Hanatefau for two days.
20/40: Noodle soup with banana and tea for breakfast before Teii guides us up the mountain to see...
22/40: Harvesting taro roots
23/40: Music swap on Pitufa
24/40: Rainy-day idyll (note the baskets full of fruits and veggies in the background)
25/40: The village of Vaitahu
26/40: This is not in the Alps...
27/40: The villagers are busy before the Aranui 3 (a combined cargo/passenger ship) arrives with tourists.
31/40: Felix is a famous tattoo artist.
32/40: The Aranui took the parking space just behind Pitufa.
33/40: The villagers export copra and noni fruits to Tahiti.
