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| The cantilever that deposits phosphate into the ships. Source: B Montgomery |
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| Anibare Bay. Source: B Montgomery. |
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| Pinnicles in the foreground, remaining vegetation in the background. Source: B Montgomery |
About Me
- Beth Montgomery
- Victoria, Australia
- I am an author of Young Adult Fiction books. I worked as a teacher in the Pacific Islands for seven years. Whilst in the Solomon Islands I taught PSSC English before the ethnic tension in 2000 forced a change of plans. I love Pacific literature, art and music. You can find me on Facebook at Beth Montgomery Author.
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Pix of Nauru
I found some of these old photos in my cupboard. They are scenes of Nauru from 1992 and 1993. Wow, some of these are 20 years old.
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Hey Beth, how can it be 20 years since we were there that is very scary! I still have plans to go back for a visit and walk down memory lane. Only 2 years but it has such a big part of my memory and heart, I didnt know how good it was until I actually came home
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how time marches on. It is a giant slice of my life too, many wonderful memories. It would be good to go back but so many people are no longer there...Good to here from you.
Delete*hear, not here.
ReplyDeleteHi Beth. I am currently studying Nauru for a paper called pacific regional studies at uni and would really like to use these pictures in my presentations. Of course I would reference you as the photographer.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
Jordan
OK Jordan, not a problem. Good luck with your studies and I hope you keep visiting Island Stories in the future.
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