|  | Golden sunset, Manus Island | 
 
  |  | Cultural clue: guys holding hands are most likely not homosexual in PNG. 
  This is just an extended handshake. | 
 
  |  | Hauling wood without all that polluting exhaust (not that doing it this 
  way isn’t exhausting). The building I (Michael) 
  work in is in the background. | 
 
  |  | Helicopter taking off. Many Bible translation assignments are reachable by 
  helicopter only. | 
 
  |  | Hercules moth (with some of my fingertips for scale) | 
 
  |  | Typical highlands house near Kainantu, Eastern Highlands Province | 
 
  |  | Highlands man, Kainantu market | 
 
  |  | Hills and (if you look closely at the larger picture) houses, near 
  Bundiara, Eastern Highlands Province | 
 
  |  | Our basketball court, house (left), and bush materials barbeque hut & 
  patio area | 
 
  |  | House in Aseranka Village | 
 
  |  | The TV antenna on this house had no lead-in wire, and there is no 
  electricity in this village... maybe it is just a decoration? | 
 
  |  | One of the ladies in Lori’s Bible study, named Ivako. | 
 
  |  | Part of the road to Madang from Kainantu... with some old-growth rain 
  forest nearby | 
 
  |  | Jungle trail | 
 
  |  | One lane bridge between Kainantu & Ukarumpa | 
 
  |  | Part of Ukarumpa’s electronic link to the outside world: microwave link 
  from Kainantu to Ukarumpa and satellite link from Kainantu to Port Moresby | 
 
  |  | Karkar Island from the beach by the Malalo Lodge, Madang Province. Two 
  language groups share Karkar Island. | 
 
  |  | Boys playing by the Ba'e River, near Kainantu. Woe unto any bird that gets 
  within range of their sling-shots. | 
 
  |  | Kite hawk soaring—a common site in PNG. One time I saw one carrying a 
  frog. | 
 
  |  | Kundu (drum) salesman on a sidewalk in Lae, Morobe Province | 
 
  |  | Going-away mumu, Kainantu Foursquare church. A mumu is kind of like a 
  Hawaiian luau in the way food is cooked. | 
 
  |  | Partaking of the feast | 
 
  |  | PNG Independence Day parade | 
 
  |  | Bath time for children of Ba'e Village | 
 
  |  | Garden-fresh pineapple |