Underground Dam

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This is the geological structure of the islands.

 

 

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The aquifer fills up every time it rains.

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This shows the underground structure. It was engineered by a man from Hawaii.

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The Underground Dam

at the top!

 

 

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We don't get to gWater is very precious in Okinawa because the land is on a coral-type of foundation.

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Coral and Limestone

 

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Can't have too many pictures on this gorgeous Thanksgiving Day!

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This is our last scenic encounter today.

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The coral-type boulders where thrown across the land and into the water after a tsunami hit the island.

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Yes, that is a lighthouse in the distance.

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Somewhere on Okinawaa there was a German ship that wrecked. The Okinawans helped them and a special German Village was erected on the island.

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The Tsunami Boulders

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The view from afar...

 

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The view a little closer.

 

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No need for a horse here.

It was a very Happy Thanksgiving Day for us all. We were like little kids when we hit the sandy beach. It was the next best thing to celebrating with our families. We had each other and we have had many wonderful experiences together. We will stay connected!