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326929 MJ leads the team coming up a steep path through kunai grass next to very large ditch dug by all Wiaveu men as a deterent for pigs to come too close to village. (But then the pigs weren't growing up strongly and so they let this fall into disuse.) To the left of the large tree is a large sweet potato garden on Wiaveu people. On the right of the tree - in fact on the other side of the Yayagac River, is the new fence of a new pulpul-taro garden belonging to Yani people. It is irrigated from water taken from the Yayagac in small ditches. The Anagiri ridge and Kwankeucheureu are visible in background, the all the primary Forest of the Ipmani. () /
326931 Gwadamaiwe overlooking several terraces, Yani Village (the white houses are around Dick Lloyd's house). () /
326932 Gwadamaiwe overlooking several terraces, Yani Village (the white houses are around Dick Lloyd's house). () /
326934 View of Wiaveu from Paranieu. Koumaineu commented that this ground is a very good place for a village, because even in very rainy weather the ground stays dry. () /