Transformation for May

ByLarissa

Happy May !

Tahitian Va’a
A Tahitian pirogue, or va’a, returning back before sunfall at Pointe Venus, Tahiti.
“Si tu voyages dans le pirogue de quelqu’un, chantes sa chanson.”
If you travel in the pirogue of someone, sing his song.

 
Image from my 2020 Calendar in French/Tahitian.Chicago Mosaic
Wishing you a wonderful month!
Larissa
Larissa Rolley
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