Living and life in the bush in Santo Vanuatu
Fishing from a fresh water pond
The fishing was good we caught nine
It was light a fire, grate some coconut, and cook our catch, in the bush after church service.
Gloria spent a night in Luganville to catch up with friends, and some
who were helping out with the distribution of relief supplies to the evacuation centres.
There were 56 camp site areas, located at schools, churches and Rural areas. to look after the Ambae village people.
This is the main depot, Red Cross centre at Samna Province in
Luganville Santo where the supplies are distributed from.
Here I met up with Brenda Luan a youth worker ,who registered to offer help.
She came to NZ last year with the PCV youth, to attend the youth workshop
sponsored by PCANZ Phil King, Neville and I hosted the team in Christchurch,
great to see her again
Food storage supply and distribution going through the NDMO
Supplies, and aide, had arrived from Australia, New Zealand, and New Caledonia
supplies of Rice, water, crackers, noodles, cooking oil, salt, toilet paper,sugar
local Island kai kai, vegetables and fruit, were been loaded on the truck
to go to the tent sites.
local Island kai kai, vegetables and fruit, were been loaded on the truck
to go to the tent sites.
The Chinese shops in town were also very generous in supplying items .
These are a few of the tent sites where the Ambae people are living
Gloria got to meet some of the Ambae people before leaving Santo
It was great listening to their story's
The morales high and everyone was in good spirits.
Then it was time for some sight seeing at the
blue hole
and a wee swim at Port Orly and Champagne beach
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