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The future of Papua New Guinea lies with the children. This boy is watching 30th anniversary of independence celebrations. |
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Lori with a lady all dressed up for a celebration. The headdress and clothing feature feathers from several different kinds of birds, cuscus fur, bat wings, shells, and other assorted natural materials. |
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A Trobriand sing-sing group |
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East New Britain Scenery (extra large view) |
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Palm trees on New Britain (extra large) |
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Rabaul volcano at sunset (extra large) |
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Smoking mountain (extra large) |
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Starfish on the beach at Kokopo, East New Britain (extra large) |
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Eruption near Rabaul |
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Traditional paint patterns vary from tribe to tribe. |
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I'm glad these guys were laughing and posing for me instead of mad at me. |
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Kids at an outreach in Ba'e Village |
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Bible study ladies at an outreach |
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Man with Orange Fanta, bow and arrows at an Independence Day celebration in Kainantu |
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Children in traditional dress |
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Feather hat |
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Leena and content grandchild at Ba'e Lutheran Church |
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Armed and decorated for a celebration |
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Highlands man in Kainantu for PNG Independence Day |
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Asaro mud man warrior |
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Just outside of a church building in Ba'e Village |
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Lori with the Bible study group she leads at an outreach in Ba'e Village |
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Group photo with Lori at Youth at the Crossroads Training in Rabaul, East New Britain, Papua New Guinea |
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A man in Goroka tries to convince me to give him money while my wife and one son shop. It is generally unwise to leave a car unattended in Goroka, so I was sitting, reading a book, and talking with this man (whose story was creative if not convincing). |
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House and garden in the Eastern Highlands Province |
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