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The People of New Britain Island in Papua New Guinea | ||||
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Click on one of the following: People of the Rabaul/KokopaPeople of Kimbe Bay Islands | ||||
People of the Rabaul/Kokopa Area | ||||
| We didn't spend much time on land while in Papua New Guinea, but here's some shots from our short Rabaul explorations. - Click on any picture to Zoom. | ||||
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| Papua New Guinea craftsman in Rabaul |
People hanging out on the public dock at day's end |
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| Papua New Guinea boy on the public dock |
A pair of Papua New Guinea net fishermen |
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| Impromptu crafts display by Papua New Guinea women and children. |
The jungle provides building products for some. |
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WWII artifacts at Rabaul museum |
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People of Kimbe Bay Islands, Papua New Guinea | ||||
| Kimbe Bay lies on the north coast of New Britain Island. The area produces much palm oil and timber. Island children and some adults paddled out on dugouts to the Star Dancer on two days of our trip. The dive boat crew had brought cans of corned beef and other desirable staples to trade for their bananas and vegetable greens. They had many more bananas than our boat needed. | ||||
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Unless noted, all of the above pictures were taken by Donna Schaffer in July, 2001. She used an Olympus C3040Z digital camera. Click on one of the following: Return to TopReturn to Main Papua New Guinea Page Visit Donna's Underwater Paintings Site Go to Donna Schaffer's Website | ||||