At the corner of the dogleg is a pile of cast off old skulls. I do not remember seeing human’s skulls before, especially like this. Just in a haphazard heap they had a grey clay sort of look to them, the view was awe-inspiring.
Continue reading →After the skull caves, we had to pass through the village to get to the waterfall. This was the first time I had seen a village up really close and it was absolutely fascinating.
Continue reading →Today we scrambled over the cross island track, what a mission, it was hot, steep and slippery. We needed transport at the beginning of the track and pick up at the end, this meant leaving scooters at both ends. We designated Papua Falls as our end point which meant leaving two scooters there, then heading off around to the start, … Continue reading →
The walk around the rim is spectacular and well worth the effort, the rock formations are fantastic and even with the many travellers on the track there’s still a feeling of solitude. Well marked but not over developed, it felt a privilege to do this walk.
Continue reading →I have to put a final word in on the German Cyclist if anybody has followed his story. I like to report happy endings and I think this is a happy ending. When we got up for breakfast, it became apparent the gentleman suddenly had two bikes by his orange tent and there was both and male and female voices coming … Continue reading →
