Old Landscape -- The Shore at Pukapuka
May 13, 2012 16:58:23 #
This is actually a scan of a postcard of one of my photos, so the quality isn't that great. I have started digging through my 250,000+ photos to find the original slides, and when I do I will have them scanned professionally and be able to show a better rendition of the scene. Anyway, this is the old, relatively untouched South pacific. When I was there, there had only been slavers, missionaries, and a few government officials from the government of the Cook Islands visiting the locals. These days are gone forever, now, as air service has started between Rarotonga and Pukapuka.
May 14, 2012 08:39:50 #
Glad that you have been in my part of the world. I hadn't been there by they are certainly in my bucket list along with pukapuka and relatively close to Brisbane, Australia.looking forward to she then are finished being scanned, Thank you for sharing from a poerior of time more relaxed than now. Brian
May 14, 2012 09:47:56 #
I had a business that took me to the South Pacific and also Asia (Indonesia) about 50 times. I covered a lot of territory.
May 27, 2012 22:33:52 #
Shaka wrote:
Glad that you have been in my part of the world. I hadn't been there by they are certainly in my bucket list along with pukapuka and relatively close to Brisbane, Australia.looking forward to she then are finished being scanned, Thank you for sharing from a poerior of time more relaxed than now. Brian
Yeah, the Cooks are on my bucket list too. Thanks for the share.
May 28, 2012 00:07:32 #
Rarotonmga and even Aitutaki are really quite tame compared to some of the Northern Islands. See if you can find a way to check those out.
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