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Travellers in a hostile land, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea travel blog

Travellers in a hostile land

A travel blog entry by jamesh1066

... is an unrealistic desire. So it was in the early hours of the morning we left our secure compound in Lae for a new secure compound in Moresby. Moresby is certainly more threatening than Lae, although 99% of the people are just as welcoming. As we venture ...

Sorry Mate we've booked your room to someone else, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea travel blog

Sorry Mate we've booked your room to someone else

A travel blog entry by iska

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... 10, owned by Mose who drove and picked me up from a late dinner at another hotel a few days latter. Lodge 10 is a brand new set of 20 units all clean, freshly painted, clean linen daily with a flat screen and foxtel. the best was free coffee and cooking ...

Getting started, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea travel blog

Getting started

A travel blog entry by gypsymichelle

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... to talking and he was a bit concerned about me wandering around by myself so he took me under his wing. He showed me around Port Moresby and also expressed some concern about my proposed itinerary, which I of course ignored. When I get it in my head I ...

The second impressions!, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea travel blog

The second impressions!

A travel blog entry by joaopisco

... 'ão petrolífera na sua região. Contaminados pela simpatia local, deixam-me partilhar o motorista para visitar a longa cidade de Moresby. Ainda me pagam um almoço que me soube a pato...mas era galinha. Amanhã começa a verdadeira exploração do ...

wantok, mi laikimTok Pisin, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea travel blog

wantok, mi laikimTok Pisin

A travel blog entry by zalazala

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... smejali, jedli Tim Tam kroglice - Tim Tam so piskoti iz Avstralije od katerih postane clovek odvisen tok so dobri!, preklicali smo cel port moresby in na koncu sem pristala v misijonarskem hostlu (ok, zdej eni umirate od smeha!), sam da ne bo pomote - je ...

The mysterious dangerous country: 1st impressions, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea travel blog

The mysterious dangerous country: 1st impressions

A travel blog entry by joaopisco

... , directamente proporcional 'a quantidade de bckpackers e futuros amigos e conhecidos que se fazem na “estrada”. Na Papua New Guinea (PNG) nao ha' turistas ou backpackers. E os estrangeiros que se ve^m aparecem para deixar a pegada da ...

Arrival in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea travel blog

Arrival in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea

A travel blog entry by crashdot

No idea what to expect, but expecting the worst. Lots of stories about crime. LOTS. We holed up in the hotel until Bill was due ...

POM Stopover - NO REAL TEXT, Port Moreseby, Papua New Guinea travel blog

POM Stopover - NO REAL TEXT

A travel blog entry by chadandmizzie

The stopover to change planes- our first argument of the day ;).... A US airforce plane was trying to clear customs along the same time! So  so ...

MAG POM flight - NO TEXT, Port Moreseby, Papua New Guinea travel blog

MAG POM flight - NO TEXT

A travel blog entry by chadandmizzie

Really really early start - the old shed in Madang hasnt changed, though a lot of the Chiense workers on the early flight...RAmu nickel project is having some issues it appears, lot of amonosity to them ...

A little bit about Papua New Guinea, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea travel blog

A little bit about Papua New Guinea

A travel blog entry by sarah_kovin

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... and joys) from all over the world, united by the common dream of seeing God's Word in the minority languages of Papua New Guinea. Enjoy these pictures that I have uploaded from my growing up years, and be on the lookout for new ones from this ...

hi mum and dad, Australia, Australia travel blog

hi mum and dad

A travel blog entry by chfranklin180

hi mum and dad it is josh. well got your letter today and thanks for keeping me up to date with what is going on. well lee and i are thinking of going over to newzealand for xmas, she is getting a bit home sick and really wants to go back. her step ...

"DIM DIMs" leaving Rossel Is bound for Misima

A travel blog entry by chfranklin180

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... mouths from chewing betal nut. Talked to their 4th grade teacher, Paul Hora who is very passionate about promoting Papua New Guinea and trying to dispel all the bad reports about the country. Unfortunately the Papua New Guinean government doesn't give ...

Grannies Go To Sea!!, Kamatal, Papua New Guinea travel blog

Grannies Go To Sea!!

A travel blog entry by chfranklin180

Shadowfax Update #18 > 29/10/05 > Hello everyone, > I spent last Tuesday (when Mike arrived) ferrying the boys back and forth to the shore with their collections of gerry cans and goods as we stocked up again at Misima - thanks Gavin for your tuition ...

DIM DIMs at Misima, Misima, Papua New Guinea travel blog

DIM DIMs at Misima

A travel blog entry by chfranklin180

... 's comments:- waiting patiently for weather to clear & am working out where to go next crew's comments:- Made some new friends after dimdim Peter scrounged a salinity meter from some Americans & played the good samaritan with some healing broth for ...

Rossel Island - The Shadowfax

Rossel Island - The Shadowfax "DIM DIM" crew

A travel blog entry by chfranklin180

Hello everyone, Since the last update on the 16th a lot has happened - we are finally in the Louisiades, sitting in a very picturesque lagoon in Rossel Island, the most eastern island of the archipeligo. We have sailed 1700 nautical miles to get here & ...

Gilligans skiing at Gigila, Gigila, Papua New Guinea travel blog

Gilligans skiing at Gigila

A travel blog entry by chfranklin180

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Hello everyone, We can't access the internet at the moment, but I've heard a rumour that we don't have a house anymore - Col & I are quite happy about that as we have come to the conclusion that we can live on the boat - with all our extra income we can ...

The feasting four in Bagarman, Bagarman, Papua New Guinea travel blog

The feasting four in Bagarman

A travel blog entry by chfranklin180

Hello everyone, We left Misima Island on the 4th Oct. after celebrating Col's 64!!!! birthday on the boat in the harbour - we decided to wait another day as the weather was supposed to be closing in (not the case in the end). I cooked a special roast ...

Green Ants at Gigila, Gigila, Papua New Guinea travel blog

Green Ants at Gigila

A travel blog entry by chfranklin180

Shadowfax travelogue no. 17 - 20/10/05 Hello everyone, We've been island hopping since the last update - had a disastrous problem with the anchor in Pana Numara - caught on a bombie & it took at least 2 hours to get it free & then the anchor winch ...

Babes and Booze at Blue Lagoon!!, Blue Lagoon, Papua New Guinea travel blog

Babes and Booze at Blue Lagoon!!

A travel blog entry by chfranklin180

Hello everyone, On the 6th we are still on Bagaman Island, very hot & sticky again. Bought a lovely baggi (shell) necklace from Stephen (Chief Gulu's son) for 50 kina (hope I can get it through quarantine in Cairns. Col & I walked around to the next ...

Naduri to Menari, Menari, Papua New Guinea travel blog

Naduri to Menari

A travel blog entry by stevegrace

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Huge day ahead - hope to make it to Menari which would have us back on schedule after starting one and a half days behind. Small problem(s) though: - Cathy still crook - Peter and Shaun still crook with diarrhoea - Shaz struggling with her knee (but ...

Papua, New Guinea, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea travel blog

Papua, New Guinea

A travel blog entry by sarah_mettee

This was a special day as this is the place my grandfather was stationed in WW2.  This was his first time back since the ...

Most insane trip, ever!, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea travel blog

Most insane trip, ever!

A travel blog entry by stupidbunny

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... depositing our bags, we were taken on a brief drive into the town centre. I can say, with a good degree of confidence, that Port Moresby is a dump. Glad we’re not spending any time here. Jane, our guide, pointed out the illegal settlements, filled ...

Day 1 - Ower's Corner to the Goldie River, Boroko, Papua New Guinea travel blog

Day 1 - Ower's Corner to the Goldie River

A travel blog entry by masonsineurope

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... tent.  My tent was attached to the outside of my pack, but it got lost at the airport.   Probably at Brisbane or Port Moresby Airport but who knows.   Staying in the hut with the boys and got the long gear on; long pants and ...

No Fear or Loathing in Port Moresby, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea travel blog

No Fear or Loathing in Port Moresby

A travel blog entry by beatentrack

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If i'm completely honest I was a bit apprehensive about arriving in Port Moresby after all the stories i'd heard, including stats such as having the third highest murder rate in the world and being the most corrupt city in the world, but I ...

Menari to Nauro, Nauro, Papua New Guinea travel blog

Menari to Nauro

A travel blog entry by stevegrace

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Slept woefully. Got up at 0430 and used the time to do some stretching - feeling a bit stiff for the first time so far. When we went through Menari Village, Cathy had a brief meeting with the other Fuzzy Wuzzy Angel (101 years old) and we headed on ...

New Guinie, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea travel blog

New Guinie

A travel blog entry by allysonlewin

tbu ...

Day 2 - Goldier River to Ioribaiwa Ridge, Boroko, Papua New Guinea travel blog

Day 2 - Goldier River to Ioribaiwa Ridge

A travel blog entry by masonsineurope

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... their fate.    The Japanese withdrew and forever abandoned their dream of conquering the Owen Stanley Range and capturing Port Moresby. On the 28th September, the Aussie advance, 2600 men entered these lines at Ioribaiwa and on the 30th ...

Moored overnight in Moresby, New Guinea, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea travel blog

Moored overnight in Moresby, New Guinea

A travel blog entry by ronamoon

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We had a night in Moresby before heading on to Popondetta. Had to have a bit of a look around so grabbed a taxi and went for a short drive around the town …. city???  The townsite is very hilly with the main centre of the city built on a bit of ...

Church Like You've Never Seen it Before!, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea travel blog

Church Like You've Never Seen it Before!

A travel blog entry by penmarshall

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... on a couple of tyres under the racks so sheltered and safe. We have taken it out on the harbour every weekend since. Before Port Moresby was built the local people lived in villages built on stilts over the water. There are 2 such villages at either end ...

JAPAN - DAY 1 - On the Aeroplane - JL772-Seat 57B, Pacific Ocean, Australia travel blog

JAPAN - DAY 1 - On the Aeroplane - JL772-Seat 57B

A travel blog entry by megze14

Amba was seated next to the window and i was next to her in the middle, with a man to my right. When we were in the air, the Japanese (assumed) next to me moved over to the middle rows - thank goodness because i don't think i could have sat next to him ...

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