We piled into the red Toyota 4x4 and drove through Port Moresby. We drove to the National Museum, the Parliament building, downtown area and along the beach area. There were lots of street markets, new steel and glass buildings in the downtown area, large art pieces in the center of the traffic circles and a wind whipped sea. Then back to the Raintree Lodge for dinner which was actually very good
Our trusty 4x4
Not much of a view out of the front windsheild
A giant shell in the traffic circle
Nice architecture
The Parliament building
The art museum was closed but we got to see the WW2 relics
Wrecked jeeps
A tiny tank
Airplane parts
More airplanes
A mobile gun
A huge wing
Holes in the wings
A truck full of folks that were chanting / singing
Ken knew the types of planes, this was a tri-engine
These types of buildings are like a traditional lodge house
The crab-claw sail
The kids are all in uniform, school costs the parents 1 kina per say, about $0.25
The French embassy
A roadside boat
Lots of street art
So many tribal customs
Cartoons too
Great accents to the building
A church
Some big islands out to sea past the seawall
The fish market
Just in case you did not know what market it was
Turtles in the traffic circle
Another church
These are pretty large structures
Mosaic tiles back at the hotel
Chicken and chips
Kens chicken curry
Jun's pork chop
