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[4bee]

And twenty locals!

Naturally. Of course you couldn't see my tongue firmly planted in my right cheek could you, Ian?


........of my mouth you understand. Trying to get it elsewhere would be just silly & would require a Tongue Length of about 100cm anyway.

[DieselDan]

I can recommend croc kebabs - very tasty, like chicken.

Agreed! Definitely got the texture of chicken. Slightly 'fishy' chicken but pretty good!

[Saitch]

When I was working in PNG fifty years ago, I was told that our survey crew had caught a very large python. When I asked if I could have a look at it, I was told "Sorry, it got eaten". (The survey crew comprised an expat surveyor and about twenty locals.)

Surveyors initials weren't E.D. were they, John? Or perhaps D.B.?

[V8Ian]

Naturally. Of course you couldn't see my tongue firmly planted in my right cheek could you, Ian?


........of my mouth you understand. Trying to get it elsewhere would be just silly & would require a Tongue Length of about 100cm anyway.

How to impress a barmaid; lick your eyebrows as you order a pot.

Agreed! Definitely got the texture of chicken. Slightly 'fishy' chicken but pretty good!

Tastes like tough fish, I won't try it again.

[RANDLOVER]

True.

Emu egg omelette.

For breakfast, lunch and dinner!

[JDNSW]

Surveyors initials weren't E.D. were they, John? Or perhaps D.B.?

I'm trying to remember the name, but so far I'm drawing a blank - can't even bring up a face. We were working north of Mt Bosavi, and our camp was on the Libano R., with all supplies coming by helicopter.

[DiscoMick]

When we lived in Thailand there was a monkey that people in the village would feed. We drove out one morning to find the guards at the gate had the barbecue going and were cooking up the monkey.
Smelled delicious, but we didn't stop for a taste. Monkey brains are said to be a delicacy, but I haven't tried it myself.
I can recommend crunched grasshoppers though.

[4bee]

For breakfast, lunch and dinner!

........for two weeks.

[Saitch]

I'm trying to remember the name, but so far I'm drawing a blank - can't even bring up a face. We were working north of Mt Bosavi, and our camp was on the Libano R., with all supplies coming by helicopter.

The two blokes I know (one deceased) worked for Arman and Larmer, quite a large company in the time.

[JDNSW]

The two blokes I know (one deceased) worked for Arman and Larmer, quite a large company in the time.

No, this was United Geophysical.