FijiMapJuly 7–9, 2014 Here I am again. ![]() Russian Federation Passport The morning greets us with a chill. ![]() SavusavuMapBefore. ![]() After. ![]() Sheaf bundling. ![]() Digger. ![]() Pedestrian. ![]() The slope’s natural color. ![]() The city is rather nondescript. ![]() Mucklands. ![]() People often put fake fur on top of their dashboards to keep the car from overheating. This creates an absolutely beastly reflection in the windshield. ![]() A trash can. ![]() The lampposts are decorated with ornamental patterns (like on the Solomon Islands). ![]() LabasaMapYou start to see multitudes of trucks loaded with sugar cane as you approach the city. ![]() There are plenty inside the city as well. ![]() The city itself is uninteresting. Ordinary Fiji trash cans. ![]() Ordinary fire hydrants. ![]() An ordinary bus without side windows (because it has rain curtains). ![]() The only interesting detail here is Siberia Road. Why it was named Siberia Road remains a mystery. ![]() A railroad crossing sign. ![]() I looked at the map and couldn’t immediately understand what was coming up. ![]() But it was the railroad tracks! The tracks of the sugarcane processing plant. ![]() A bunch of trucks and tractors full of sugarcane were lining up to unload their harvest at the factory. ![]() The line is very long. ![]() In order to not get bored while they wait, all the drivers spread out blankets on the ground and sit, snacking and talking to each other. ![]() And the line continues further into the distance. ![]() Because they’ll never run out of sugarcane here. ![]() |
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