Fishermen headed out for the morning's work
Ile A Vache, Haiti
Port Morgan
Haitian "bois fouilles" sailboats wait for people and cargo
Captain Roman preparing his "bois fouilles" for the trip back to the village
In addition to hauling bags of flour, rice, and people back from the market, we also had two goats and a pig
Sailboats off the coast of Ile A Vache, Haiti.
Chaff protector?
A "bois fouilles" returning to the village from the market
My guide, Davy, on the left
Fisherman laying out his morning nets in the harbor
Fishermen on Ile A Vache, Haiti, construct sails with whatever materials they can find, mostly old sails that have been donated to them.
A bois fouilles sailboat with fishermen aboard tries to find some wind in the glassy sound between Ile A Vache and mainland Haiti.
A bois fouilles sailboat on the glassy water between Ile A Vache and mainland Haiti.
Boys playing catch in Baie La Hatte as Fufei, our supply boat, sails in with some fresh cut timber.
One of the young boys trying to push this big heavy boat off the sand as the crew attempt to kedge off.
Fufei in Baie La Hatte.
Fishermen's sailboats lined up in Baie La Hatte.
"Fufei"'s sails are made up of three smaller sails donated to the island over the years.
