GeeKiv Piksa

11/01/2022

Sometimes, try find the beautiful side of the old.

11/01/2022

Flags don't make a lot of nice to say where they are from, they show their colors. Don't talk about who you are or where you are from, simple show it; show your true colors.

21/07/2021

A taste of Rigo Local songs.

He always had her in his mind wherever we went. He still does today.

This is Gegu Aka Raramani.

Enjoy!

15/04/2021

18/02/2021

Roam like a rebel.
The guy in the front passenger (commonly called offside in PNG) had some sharp eyes.

He posed for the camera from a distance at high speed.

Amazing skill.😆👍

18/02/2021

What is bathroom? 😊
Eventhough these lads didn't think this, I believe any city resident would wish to do this during a blistering sunny day or after a very long day.

Imagine the feel when your skin finally touches the cool flowing river after a long day at work.

Something to appreciate. 🙂

18/02/2021

Distant tower.

If you look closer, you will be able to see a tower standing on those mountain ranges.

People live right in there and walk all the way to the main highway; Magi Highway to access basic services.

These young ladies seemed like they had an idea for a journey.

I also like the contrast between the mountains and the hill in the foreground.

Pretty nice.

18/02/2021

Oman river people.

The 10 plus villages upstream the Orman River in Rigo district of Central Province in Papua New Guinea use this river as a means to transport their garden produce to the main highway and reach the markets in the capital city, Port Moresby.

The villagers float down the river with rafts.

Banana stams are commonly used to make these rafts, however rarely, you'll get to seee them using bamboos.

The raftes can carry coconut and betelnut bags, bananas, pineapples, sugarcanes, watermelon and almost all other garden produce you can think of (Those that can grow in the tropics of cause).

I've tried the rafting. It can be look easy, but trust me, it doesn't work like cars with steering weeks. Hahaha

I'll be doing a video on the life of this people any time this year when i have the chance.

Watch this page.

16/02/2021

Low tide can be telhe best time to catch fish, crabs clams and mussels.

Two people are been captured doing just that during a low tide at Wanigela village in the Abau district of Central province, Papua New Guina.

16/02/2021

Just look at this wharf.
Wooden posts and floors.

Wanigela villagers in Abau district use this wharf to get on their dinghies or cannons to go to their houses or go fishing after visiting their gardens or just coming back other activities on land.

Super interesting and unique way of living.

16/02/2021

Wanigela village kids playing in a small pool of water.

This might be one of the best childhood memories coastal kids experience during a period of tide.

16/02/2021

Wanigela village.

These people are too good in building houses on the sea.

Had the chance to visit Wanigela village when the Central provincial government when down to deliver food rations and building materials to the villagers who were affected by an earthquake early September, 2020.

16/02/2021

Women balancing buckets on their head.

It may seem eays until you try it.

The challenge is not just the weight of what's been carried, buta also the distance you have to walk. Not forgetting the road condition or the weather.

This was in Abau district of Central Province.

Women in many parts of the country practice this method of carrying, almost everything, from kids, food, cloths, water, firewood, and the list can go on and on.

Some little things we should appreciate about what our women do.

16/02/2021

Good bye!

Greeting strangers is not a new thing for people in Abau district of Central Province in...as long as you're human, that's all that matters.

These leds waved with smiles as we passed them on our way to Kupiano, the main station in Abau district.

16/02/2021

This is what can be seen after a heavy downpour, when heading to Kupiano station in Abau district, Central Province, Papua New Guinea.

16/02/2021

Road conditions in Rigo District, Central Province, Papua New Guinea.

Almost all Public Moto Vehicle (PMV) divers have memorized where potholes are from the boarder of the district into the city.

They can avoiding potholes without you (Passenger) even noticing.

Because they've done it countless times, they're good at it.