One day, while we were visiting and helping out at Carol and Jay's allotment, our shovels found a remnant of Pitcairn's polynesian past. A Pitcairn warbler, found nowhere else. A rarely documented citizen of Pitcairn, he traveled from the Galapagos Islands, and is now part of Pitcairn society. His special hobbies are causing a traffic jam by taking a nap in the narrow streets, and dining in the best-kept garden he can find. In all likelihood, the others were buried at sea.
Chickens are a favorite food source.
An undated photo taken in front of the church. Another undated picture of the school and students. A 1910 photograph of Pitcairn Islanders. Candice Warren, the computer expert. They are holding Fletcher Christian's Bible.