The exposed barnacle-encrusted roots of mangrove trees, which line the tidal inlet to the historic town of Faza on Pate Island. Mangroves thrive in salt water and their wood is prized in houses because it is resistant to termites and borer beetles.

The exposed barnacle-encrusted roots of mangrove trees, which line the tidal inlet to the historic town of Faza on Pate Island. Mangroves thrive in salt water and their wood is prized in houses because it is resistant to termites and borer beetles.
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