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February 17th 2004
PNG - News #10 - Melting ice cubes (February 17, 2004) How long does it take for my ice cubes to melt? Less time than it takes to play two hands of bridge. And that is after the sun has set. Yes, I have finally found four other whites to play bridge: A New Zealander who has us each take back our card and position it as a winning trick= vertical or losing= horizontal A cautious ... read more

Oceania » Papua New Guinea

The eastern half of the island of New Guinea - second largest in the world - was divided between Germany (north) and the UK (south) in 1885. The latter area was transferred to Australia in 1902, which occupied the northern portion during World War I ... ... read more

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Trisha

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An older adventuress, bowing down to the Goddess of Travel, I offer you through photographs and words what is like the world in Papua New Guinea but not the world. I invite you to explore encounters in Papua New Guinea. Plants grow, insects thrive, fish swim and people multiply. This world is flat, framed and high contrast. Like the patterns of the billums, colours fight each other for attention making it impossible to identify features in the glaring sun. Eighteen months amongst brown eyes has left me unsteady, with limited depth of field, and many images slightly out of focus showing you... full info

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