Long Bay, Portland, on the North coast of the island. We were celebrating another volunteer's birthday. Here are some of us on the beach (we're the white ones)
Gavin and I decide to strike some poses.
It took hours of special effects to get the hair to stand up just right for the "wistfully gazing across the sea on a Friday afternoon" look I was going for.
A moonlit stroll on the beach. I set my camera to a long exposure time to use the moonlight to light up the shot, I think it turned out really nice.
Another one from that night, although the flash of light behind the clouds was a bolt of lightning.Now a few work pictures.
A rainwater catchment and the open storage cistern. We're looking to design and construct a covering for it to keep garbage and animals out, as well as a safety measure to keep children away.
The water is held in the cistern, then piped across the road and down to the communities below. Here a woman fills some water jugs. In the rural communities with no piped water, families may make several trips a day to the "water shop." 
While investigating a water distribution system on the other side of the island, a group of schoolchildren were walking home. We couldn't drive much faster than a walking pace because of the roads, but it was a long walk and the pikni dem (children) definitely appreciated the ride.
