The food selection was fairly simple in hotels like this. There were no really fancy dishes, but you could get the standard 'western' fare including bacon & egg breakfasts. The big verandah-like seating area had the standard bar, serving up ice-cold San Miguel or Pacific beers. Those always went down well after a day sweating away in the Power Station!
Note the buildings raised up on stilts. This was common practise in PNG to prevent them getting water-logged during the heavy rain season. Fencing placed around the stilts allowed this space to be used for livestock if necessary.
Updated May 17, 2005
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Located almost 270-miles westward from Port Moresby, as the crow flies, directly over the Gulf of Papua the whole way, Daru is the small capital of Western Province. This is one of the most isolated...
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