Monthly Archives: May 2014
BULA! FROM FIJI
ON TO FIJI We’ve now moved south to Fiji – hundreds of islands sprinkled over thousands of square miles of the blue, blue South Pacific and about seventeen degrees below the equator – due east of Cairns on the east … Continue reading
LEAVING NEW BRITAIN, DIVING THE BISMARCK SEA
ANICDOTES AND OBSERVATIONS FROM NEW BRITAIN Before we leave New Britain here are two short stories….local stories…remembered from the Pacific War. “UNCLE AMERICA” In the immediate wake of Cyclone Ita, we arrived in Alotau and took a boat to a … Continue reading
ON TO NEW BRITAN AND THE BISMARCK SEA
THE BISMARCK ARCIPELAGO: RABAUL, EAST NEW BRITAN We’ve now left the “mainland” of Papua New Guinea (PNG) and are on the three hundred mile long island of New Britain, the largest of the Bismarck Archipelago. New Britain is hundreds of … Continue reading