Photos taken during a medical evacuation at Woposali, near the Southern Higlands/Chimbu border
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On Becky’s last night in Cairns while we were sitting in a Mexican restaurant, I realised we had missed out on a great opportunity the day before. We had been on Green Island on the Great Barrier with my family, where we could have had our engagement photos taken, as both my Dad and Sister are professional photographers. However we had been caught up in the moment and had not even thought about it. But at least we had some nice photos taken the day after our engagement.
1. Mike doing his thing
On arriving back to PNG, having engagement photos taken made it onto our long “to do” list in preparation for our wedding. We thought of our friend Mike who is serving at Kudjip with his wife Diane. So yesterday we spent the day with Mike having our own photo shoot, ranging from photos taken on station, down by the Hydro and at Avi Gardens. It was hard at first as we were not being culturally appropriate for the first time. It was a special day and we were both pretty tired that evening. We really appreciated Mike’s willingness, effort and joy in taking our photos, which we are really happy with. But we were also very thankful for the fact that we could have our photos taken in the Highlands of PNG where we met and have courted. Our location was unique and holds more meaning to us than anywhere else.
Our engagement photos taken in PNG by Mike Chapman.
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Photos of Becky & I's engagement. Also some from the day after on the Skyrail & Kuranda Railway with my parents. Official engagement photos to come in the future.
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Photos of Becky's return to PNG and the few weeks that followed.
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A collection of photos of my time in Oregon with Becky and family.
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I spent four great days in California with Becky, Jen & Timon.
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Becky and I had three intense and tiring weeks to get to know each other before she left PNG. Here are some photos from those three weeks.
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Yesterday Maipson, Sean (a new MAF pilot from Canada) and myself went hiking outside of Mt Hagen off the Baiyer Road. We climbed Mt Hangkuki, it’s base is at a village called Pontus (or Engiki). I thought rather than trying to catch up with my massive backlog of photos, I would start with what is recent. Here are some photo’s from our adventure.
Maipson, Sean and I climbed Mt Hangkukii one Saturday. It's summit is said to be roughly 8000ft above sea level (a small mountain for PNG).
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I haven’t been uploading any new photo albums for a while. Photo albums and videos are a lot of work, I have only been working on videos recently. Hopefully I will get my back log of pictures uploaded over the next few months. Here are some photo’s from my time in Sydney during October. Click here for the blog post.
I traveled to Sydney in October transporting engine parts for inspection and overhaul, so I had Christmas in October.
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I have a back log of photo’s to upload. Here are some from a GA8 dedication service last year. Our first Turbo charged GA8, we now have three in our fleet with a fourth one on it’s way. It has been awesome to see God’s provision of renewing some of MAF PNG’s aging fleet with much needed new aircraft.
June 2009 we had a dedication service for our first GA8 Turbo charged Airvan for MAF PNG. The first one of it's type in the world.
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