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| Chris Ranier (National Geographic photographer) and Tim (not a Nat Geo photographer) photographing natives in costume. |
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| A local band performing for us at the lodge. They were very good. The drums at the lower right consist of bamboo shafts that are played using flip-flops. |
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| Yes, there actually is a person inside of this. |
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| The Karawari Lodge where we were staying. This place was like a museum of Sepik River art. |
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| School children. |
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| More pudding. |
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| Sago palm pudding being made by a member of the Girl Scouts of Papua New Guinea. They don't do cookies. It is absolutely flavorless. They mix it with other things to give it flavor. |
Geez! Makes me want to go out and buy a really good bra! Photos are absolutely beautiful! So glad you will still be posting photos!
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