Tears Don’t Fall ~ Voyage from Papua New Guinea

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That was the last day I was at the Western Province of the Papua New Guinea, then only realized that such short trip actually
made me more human 🙂

A lot of thing not revolve just around us.. but also beyond what is called ‘humanity’ .

This is what we are coming for.. to install a Automatic Weather Station at one place inside of Western Province, Papua New Guinea.
weather-station
The job have been completed and running on the 2nd day of our trip…( 27 November 2009.. )
the same day as 10 Zulhijjah.. for those celebrating AidilAdha.. 🙂 ( terribly sorry for not able to join you guys.. )

.. on the last day we visited the secondary school at Awaba..
one of our other team is giving “environmental awareness” speech at the assembly hall that day..
assembly-hall

the scenary is amazing.. ( this one exactly in front of the community clinic.. )
the-coconut-tree

we’re truly excited to get home that day.. hehehehe
bon-voyage

because …

departure-hall-on-field

p/s : .. it is really an awesome experience, once in lifetime to be at Western Province,Papua New Guinea..
and witnessing the variety created by God for us..

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  1. ahstod says:

    Wah you really have a sense of adventure!

    I’m curious how did you plan your journey … research up front or find out as you go ?

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    • HawkEYE says:

      only main course/route were researched upfront.. i.e need get to seremban and then only got bus to get to PD.
      the rest of the detail were figured out as trip goes on..

      reach there then only select one of the available option..
      look around for sigboard, landmark and all.
      if all above fail.. then ask around.. which way to go to where.. and stuff like that.

      also sometime (and whenever comfortable) use handphone 3G/GPRS to access maps.google.com to ask for distance and direction.
      mainly when need to answer “how far more to go ?”
      as google map give exact distance from one location to another..
      then only can tell roughly how long and what to expect next..

      .
      p/s : normally need not to answer..especially if going alone..!
      as this time I had my girlfriend accompany me all the way , so need to attend to her request also..
      else wouldn’t be that nice..:-)

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  2. myxeryâ„¢ says:

    pegi PD xajak..anyway g ngan saper?

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