Agnes Lodge Munda

... b**wachsene,<br>kilomet**lange Holzfäll**schneise und &#8211; Regenwald. D** Weg durch<br>den Urwald wurde von den Wantoks (wohl beste Seite, die den Begriff kurz **klärt: http://pnglife.blogspot.com/2005/01/wan toks.html) uns**es Führ**s, welch** selb**<br>übrigens **st achtmal auf dem Gipfel war, mit Macheten in die<br>Büsche, Bäume und den Bambus und all die and**en Gewächse<br>geschlagen. Während d** Führ** und die Träg** mit Flipflops (!)<br>od** barfuss (!!!) richtig ...

I took a nice, relaxing boat ride from Gizo to Munda and got to see some local villages along the way The diving there was amazing. On one dive, when we go to depth there were three enormous eagle rays circling the area we were hanging out--amazing!!! I also did my first cave dive ever. We got off the boat and walked into this small island a bit to get to what looked like a small pool ...

My last serious trekking experience was in Nepal and I think I was still a bit spoiled by all the crisp, arid mountain air and having a staff to feed me, put up my shelter, etc. The journey started off easy enough for about the first 30 minutes, just hot and wet with all the jungle leaves drenching me every step of the way. Next we got to what I called the "valley of the vines." It was a long, wide pathway where lava ...

Arriving in the islands, the approach was beautiful, beat this navy pilots... I usually arrive with just a general idea of what I will do, where I will stay, but nothing firm. When I stepped off the plane in Gizo I thought this might backfire on me. The airport is not on the main island. You have to balance on all that remains of a pier to get to the boats that take you to the main island. Of course I had nothing pre-arranged and was beginning ...