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Dotted along the Sepik River, 700 km from river mouth – 3oom wide or more, are little grass huts of the Papua New Guinea tribes.
This river reminds me of the Rejang River of Borneo, 563 km, and the river trips I used to that.
please click on the photo to see the huts.
The Water Engineer went to PNG for work assignment and took this photo.
I am still in Australia and am not able to post as usual. I am combining this for Friday Skywatch and Weekend reflections.
Hello Ann, quite an interesting photo of the huts along that broad river... very quiet, serene. I hope you are enjoying your stay in Australia.
ReplyDeleteYes, a very interesting photo and commentary.
ReplyDeleteWhen I do Skywatch it's like traveling the world.
ReplyDeleteA very serene photo - thanks for sharing.
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Very interesting photo with the sky, reflection in the water and then the homes on the shore.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting post! I love getting to see beautiful reflection photos from all parts of the world. Kathy
ReplyDeleteA very scenic view! But I imagine that life is not so easy for the people living in those huts.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend!
I went to Papua New Guinea once and it will always hold a special place in my heart. I really enyoed seeing it again in your photo. Now I can reflect on it.
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