The boat they have been working on since we first moved to the island is taking shape. It looks to be another freighter that could be used for shipping freight between islands.
This is what it will look like when done? Perhaps. This is one of SN-5's boats
A group of tourists get ready to go out scuba-diving and/or fishing. There were also a couple of fishermen on the dock catching a few small fish.
The ferry has cut down the number of times it crosses to Saipan. Now there is one voyage a day to Saipan, at 1pm, and one return trip, at 5pm. If you miss the boat, you are out of luck until the next day.
This small store that has sit idle for years is being worked on. Men were removing the old corrugated metal roof, and will install a new metal roof. This could only mean one thing--someone is going to use the building for something--perhaps a new store or restaurant?
The roadwork continues. They have been removing the existing asphalt paving, and then grading the road.
Now it is just a wider, dirt road. It no longer has the large potholes in it, but it does get dirty!
The work on the home? next to Tinian High school continues. which reminds me, school is back in session now.
I discovered another little prayer chapel along the road. Not sure what it is used for. Perhaps on special occasions?
Here is another--possibly. It looks like the other one, but I always thought it was one of the 'bus stops' that had been build around the island...don't know for sure.
All in all life on Tinian doesn't change a lot, or quickly, just slow island life.
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