|  | Nate learning to drive in the unique and challenging mountain environment 
	of the Eastern Highlands Province | 
 
  |  | One-lane bridge by a blind curve between Kainantu and Goroka. At least the 
	road was paved at that point. | 
 
  |  | Row of outhouses near Raipinka | 
 
  |  | Typical EHP round house | 
 
  |  | Waiting in Goroka | 
 
  |  | Boys with bows and arrows | 
 
  |  | Final checks of the Barai New Testament and Old Testament portions 
	revision. PRAISE GOD! | 
 
  |  | Flowers for sale by children at the Kainantu market, K1.00 per bunch. 
	Yes, mi laik bilasim haus bilong mi na hamamasim meri bilong mi. (Yes, I 
	like to decorate my house and make my wife happy.) | 
 
  |  | Fun at the end of the rainbow — testing the Ferris wheel before carnival | 
 
  |  | Boy-powered Ferris wheel in operation at the Ukarumpa carnival 2005 | 
 
  |  | Nate working to coordinate things at the Ukarumpa carnival as student body 
	president. The carnival had a "western" theme. | 
 
  |  | Midget the clown | 
 
  |  | President Nate starts dunk tank duty dry. | 
 
  |  | Nate notes the trajectory of the ball in motion and contemplates another 
	swim. | 
 
  |  | Nate unseated | 
 
  |  | Nate making a splash | 
 
  |  | Nate wet and smiling | 
 
  |  | Expert shooter Evan reloads the rubber band gun for a carnival participant | 
 
  |  | Classroom turned into the "Wagon Wheel" restaurant for a day. That stuffed 
	head traveled a long way to get here. | 
 
  |  | Hibiscus and snail | 
 
  |  | Red orchids in our flower garden | 
 
  |  | Shadow the brahminy kite. This hawk is a cooler pet than a parakeet, but 
	we don't let him loose in our house. I don't recall seeing any budgies 
	around here, but there is a huge flock of lorikeets that lives near us, and 
	lots of black kites (another kind of hawk about the same size as Shadow) fly 
	overhead. When Shadow was younger, I thought he was a brown falcon, but now 
	his markings are becoming more clear. | 
 
  |  | Our house and truck | 
 
  |  | Red-faced beetle | 
 
  |  | Pointy-nose grasshopper. Papua New Guinea is a great place to come if you 
	are interested in studying how creative our Father is in making bugs of many 
	kinds. |