 Demonstrating Language and Dance
Tourists are dressed in costumes to learn the hula dance and to practise speaking Norfuk language which is derived from Old English and Tahitian.
|  Calendar in Norfuk and English Language
As per Norfolk Telephone Directory.
|  Norfuk Language
Norfuk words and expressions with their English expanation. Islanders speak both English and Norfuk.
|  Traditional Broom made from Ribs of Palm Leaves
Each Broom contains 365 straws made from the ribs of the palm leaves. (I wonder if leap year brooms have 366 straws)!
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 Hand Woven Hat
Various materials are used for weaving including Flax, Banana and Palm leaves.
|  Hand Woven Hat
Patterns made by using different coloured materials and textures.
|  Hand Woven Hats
Hand weaving is an Island tradition.
|  Hand Woven Hat
Complete with Shell decoration.
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 Weaving with re-cycled Materials
Plastic strapping from packaging is used to make this container.
|  Island Fish Fry Night
A traditional Island feast of speciality dishes.
|  Island Fish Fry Night
A feast of Island dishes, salads, homemade bread and fresh fried fish, followed by Island desserts and tea/coffee. Superb!!!
|  Feast of Island Dishes
Variety of salads at Island Fish Fry night.
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 Hula Dancing Demonstration
|  Hula Dance performed by locals
|  Island Dancing
Children joined in the dancing.
|  Tourists have a Hula Lesson
Tourism is the primary economic activity and has steadily increased over the years.
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 Tourists have a Hula Lesson
|  Tourists have a Hula Lesson
|  Music by local artist Trent Christian
Trent has CD's for sale too.
|  Norfolk Pine Woodturning
A variety of beautiful wooden items are made from Norfolk timber.
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 Woodturning Demonstration
|  Shaping a Wooden Platter
|  Woodturning Demonstration
|  Woodturning Demonstration
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 The Wood Chips are Flying!
Woodturning Demonstration.
|  Woodturning Demonstration
|  Sheep graze on the steep Hillside
|  Dorper Sheep
These easy-care low-maintenance sheep which need no shearing are bred for meat.
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 Three Sheep on Hillside
|  Cattle graze along the Roadside
Beef is both produced locally and imported.
|  Cow with registration Ear Tag
Cattle have the 'right of way' on the roads.
|  Tablet from wood of HMAV Bounty
This sole remaining tablet of the Ten Commandments is made from the historic wood of the HMAV Bounty. The other tablet was destroyed by fire.
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 Iwii Paradise
Art gallery, Military Museum and outlet for local Hand Made Crafts.
|  Neat Sub-Tropical Gardens
|  Paw Paw with Fruit
As Norfolk Island prohibits the importation of fresh fruit and vegetables, most produce is grown locally.
|  Pink Hippeastrums
Beautiful flowers are found in most gardens.
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 Pink Hippeastrum
|  Seed Pods forming on Kentia Palm
The ripe seeds are harvested and exported either as seed or seedlings to form a valuable export.
|  Seeds on Kentia Palm
|  Entrance to Wonderland by Night
Ten acres of Norfolk pines and bushland are lit up like an enchanted forest.
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