These young people check their freight in Taiohae's harbor on Nuku Hiva.
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When the red containers are opened, they sometimes serve as store right here on the pier. Shop owners sit in front and customers pick up the packages they have ordered.
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In the small outlying villages, there is only a small pier or none at all where the Arnaui could tie up. Freight is being shuttled on the barges or, if the sea is rough, on the old wooden whaleboats.
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This coconut plantation exports copra, the dried meat of coconuts.
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