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    me with my two adopted Maori parents, James and Charlotte: by kristamrome, Views[452]
         		 A beautiful sunset after a day of fishing on the beach: by kristamrome, Views[350]
         		 Charlotte teaching me to fish with a handline: by kristamrome, Views[320]
         		 Interesting mailboxes: by kristamrome, Views[385]
         		 Enjoying the Kauri trees: by kristamrome, Views[1228]
     
    Viewpoint of Hokianga Harbor: by kristamrome, Views[294]
         		 All done!: by kristamrome, Views[307]
         		 sanded bone carving: by kristamrome, Views[371]
         		 My bone carving: by kristamrome, Views[318]
         		 burning kauri gum as incense: by kristamrome, Views[987]
     
    Maori guide Bill on Footprints tour: by kristamrome, Views[363]
         		 James fishing: by kristamrome, Views[327]
         		 Hokianga Harbor with sand dunes in background: by kristamrome, Views[294]
         		 Mangroves boardwalk near Paihia: by kristamrome, Views[447]
         		 Beach at Paihia: by kristamrome, Views[339]
     
    Info Center at the Russell Wharf: by kristamrome, Views[467]
         		 The Rock and the R Tucker Thompson sailing ship with our kayakers returning: by kristamrome, Views[1213]
         		 Viewpoint in Bay of Islands: by kristamrome, Views[657]
         		 my Barcelonan friend in the Bay of Islands: by kristamrome, Views[347]
     
     
    Sunrise from
         		 Seattle Espresso...in Auckland: by kristamrome, Views[390]
         		 North Island Robin: by kristamrome, Views[395]
         		 View from the top of Tiritiri Maatangi: by kristamrome, Views[427]
         		 Bellbird, my favorite: by kristamrome, Views[369]
     
    Tui in a tree: by kristamrome, Views[353]
         		 Old growth tree on Tiritiri Maatangi: by kristamrome, Views[348]
         		 Beach at Tiritiri Maatangi: by kristamrome, Views[363]
         		 Auckland waterfront: by kristamrome, Views[254]
         		 by desrosm, Views[212]
     
    by annanderson, Views[1788]
         		 Rebecca meets her hero, Trombone Shorty, at Jazz Fest '09 in New Orleans, LA.: by sxoidmal, Views[1185]
         		 by josh_shona, Views[288]
         		 by josh_shona, Views[314]
         		 by josh_shona, Views[307]
     
    Shona livin' large down Mexico way.: by josh_shona, Views[338]
         		 Panda is on the left.: by josh_shona, Views[297]
         		 Shona, Diana and Porky at magic mountain.: by josh_shona, Views[297]
         		 The panda was having a hard day in the office.: by josh_shona, Views[287]
         		 by josh_shona, Views[224]
     
    Check out the beef cakes at Muscle Beach, Santa Monica.: by josh_shona, Views[599]
         		 by josh_shona, Views[230]
         		 Shona having a drop of tequila. : by josh_shona, Views[255]
         		 Maybe a little too much tequila too early in the afternoon.: by josh_shona, Views[250]
         		 Indulging in the american pastime. Greasy food.: by josh_shona, Views[466]
     
    by josh_shona, Views[297]
         		 An example of the kind of warnings on products throughout the states - here's an idea DON'T USE TOXIC MATERIALS FOR FOOD PACKAGING.: by josh_shona, Views[787]
         		 What an adorable orangutang: by josh_shona, Views[269]
         		 Tack, tack and more tack. Love it.: by josh_shona, Views[748]
         		 by josh_shona, Views[279]
     
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    #4: The Navajos offer extra services to tourists that are willing to pay for them, such as sleeping in the traditional tents (hogans) overnight. The hogans are traditionally single-sex constructs, men and women were to sleep separately. Tourists are only allowed to spend the night in the women's hogan, which looks different from men's. The latter is sacred and only 'true warriors of the tribe' may sleep there.: by nemethv, Views[850]
    #4: The Navajos offer extra services to tourists that are willing to pay for them, such as sleeping in the traditional tents (hogans) overnight. The hogans are traditionally single-sex constructs, men and women were to sleep separately. Tourists are only allowed to spend the night in the women's hogan, which looks different from men's. The latter is sacred and only 'true warriors of the tribe' may sleep there.

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