We made it to the morning market down by the docks. There was a food area and a souvenir area. The food was mostly veggies and fruit with a separate area for cooked items. We picked up some tomatoes, cucumbers, a mango and some mushrooms. We had already stocked up at the HyperMart just a day
or so earlier so we did not need much. The souvenirs were mostly clothing, sarongs, summer dresses and hats, but we did find some exquisite shell jewelry. We picked up a few pieces that were distinctly New Caledonian. Then back to the house to drop off the foodstuffs
So many sarongs
As far as the eye can see
Yes, some fruit please
Green, yellow and brown bananas are available
Not sure that this was. At first it looked like and aloe
Our stop to buy shiny things
Local artesian guild approved
These colorful cones are actually rolled up purses
The marina is chock full of boats
Mary D Princess, but only if you are a prince
Our boat is the Mary D 7, which is out cruising today
The dock where we will leave from on Friday
A military ship
Keeping an eye out for trouble
It has been 2 years and 222 days since we began our Migration
