BO NIEC AND REMAINS OF PAM

The track leading to Pam, if it has not rained too much, is relatively in good condition. Bo Niec's alignments testify to an important battle between rival tribes in the Archipelago and Pouébo islands where more than 200 people were killed. In tribute to those dead, the same number of stones that were raised as man was aligna. Renneteau, a party looking for this site at low tide, saw that he was on the top of one of these stones when he saw the alignment of rocks hidden by herbs. Unfortunately, the site is located in the heart of a swamp that swallows these vestiges a little more each year. Amos Campground, continue the road to Tiari and its beaches. The area has garnet, these semi-precious stones of globular shape, with cubic symmetry, a beautiful dark red and glittering to the rays of the sun. Simple pleasure of eyes without commercial value. The track continues towards Pam and remains. Take 40 minutes to reach them from the branch line. Once you arrive, take the ground to the right, indicated by a tired panel. Turn left again into the small branch line. The remains correspond to the former copper ore smelter and the mining port of Pam, in operation until the beginning of the th century. The site, abandoned, is invaded by vegetation. However, rusty tools are still visible along the beach.