This morning I sat on my patio and watched the sunrise over the valley and mountains while drinking 2 cups of coffee and 2 cups of tea. Since it was still a bit chilly I took a hot shower afterwards to warm up. I skipped breakfast because I already had too much to drink this …
Day 6: Mount Hagan tribes, day 2 – Papua New Guinea Read More »
Fruit breakfast – straight from the source! They grow it just below where I\’m sleeping. Banana, 2 passion fruits, popo (looks like cantaloupe), Mogi tribe is the first one. One of the biggest tribes in the city. New words that I learned today Kandayo = bye Likim-you = I like you Jika tribe is the …
Day 5: Mount Hagan first round of tribes – Papua New Guinea Read More »
Mount Hagan (provided like Hagan in haagen-daz) Woke up again at 3:30am to go to the car that would get me to my 6:20am flight from Rabaul to Port Moresby. I learned to grab my bag quickly from the vehicle in order to beat all the other families and couples to the front of the …
Day 4: Getting to mount Hagan – Papua New Guinea Read More »
My guide was 20 minutes late in picking me up, so instead of 4:45am I got on the road at 5:05. We left so early to beat the heat given this mornings activity. Bumpy road. Every car we pass on local roads the goddess stop to say a quick hello I was eaded to rabual, …
I woke up to my first full day in Kokopo at 4:00 a.m. to see “know” which is when the Tolai up people of the East New Britain Providence paddle over from another island in canoes to the shore of Kokopo Beach. It drums were beating heavily and I saw two canoes one through left …
I just left Stacey at the Hong Kong hotel and I am a bit nervous. maybe it\’s just travel anxiety and maybe it\’s because I\’ll miss her or maybe it\’s both. I am so lucky that she pushes me to do things that I want to do! When I left I got on an airport …
