XemaSab
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Thu Dec-08-05 11:31 PM
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| Has anyone ever been to New Guinea? |
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Either the Indonesian side or Papua New Guinea?
I'm wondering what it's like there, and how safe it is for Americans.
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Thu Dec-08-05 11:44 PM
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| 1. No. Nobody has ever been there. |
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Looks like you're gonna be the first!
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Thu Dec-08-05 11:56 PM
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where no Democrat has gone before!
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Fri Dec-09-05 12:02 AM
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| 3. The simple lesson of Indonesia is |
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Fri Dec-09-05 12:06 AM
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But I presume it is safe for Americans now. There are lots of ties to US dating back to WWII -- all favorable -- PNG -s a tropical paradise and haven for zoologists amd naturalists and linguists. PNGs love Americans. You can have a luxury holiday for little cost. Things are a bit disorganized, but if you are not on a schedule, you'll manage.
Worse discomfort you shall experience -- apart from culture shock -- is high humidity and lack of amenities if you eave the main city.
Buon viaggio! (or Nice trippy trippy)
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Fri Dec-09-05 12:14 AM
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| 5. Did you go by yourself or with a group? |
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And were you looking at anthropology or natural history?
(There are a lot of endemic Kingfishers there, and I'm wondering how safe and enjoyable it is for Americans)
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