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Page 269 - Volume Challenge- 2014 World Cruise - Madang, Papua New Guinea

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March 31, 2016

A quarter??? I'm sure they were thrilled!

March 31, 2016

I love the top right photo showing the whole overview of what the market was like.

March 30, 2016

What a pretty shell! I think it's cool how they sell from blankets.

March 25, 2016

Pretty shell.

March 25, 2016

Love the shell Bill is holding. Very nice.

March 24, 2016

i love to see these kinds of markets. Really such a sharp contrast from how we live. I bet everything is amazingly fresh...although maybe not by the end of the day

March 24, 2016

I'm laughing so much at the photo of the trumpet shell Bill is holding. Do you know how many of those shells I have seized? Hundreds. LOL! I am so intrigued at the market place. Thee are a huge amount of people selling. I really like the lady frying fish. Did you have some? I would have tried some. I bet it was fresh and delicious.

March 24, 2016

What a great souvenir!

March 23, 2016

beautiful shell

March 23, 2016

The market is amazing - look at all the greens. Gorgeous shell!

March 23, 2016

haha I can just hear you telling Bill how to pose with that shell so you can take a photo! It is a very colourful market

March 23, 2016

That is quite an outdoor market - but then they probably don't have grocery stores. Beautiful shell.

March 23, 2016

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After we left village we went to an outdoor market where the locals buy their meat and produce. Fish and vegetables were sold from blankets on the ground. I thought at first that they had set this up for the tourists but that was not the case – we could not take these things back on the ship because of quarantine regulations, plus our food is supplied for us on the ship. This is the market where people from the villages buy their food and vegetables.

In one photo Bill is holding up a seashell. They drill a
hole on one side and blow into the shell to make a
sound much like blowing into the end of a conch shell.
The shell in Bill's hand went home with me – I think
the price was equivalent to about a quarter but Bill
gave them a dollar and they were thrilled.

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