This is the little beach under the escarpment where we live. It's called the 'lik lik' (little beach) for obvious reasons.
To get down to it is a walk along the escarpment,
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then a bit of a stair climb to get down to the water,
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and a stroll to the beach part.
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There are plenty of treasures (and trash) to be found along the way- coconuts and mangroves that have washed up from somewhere else and decided to sprout and plant themselves wherever they land. Driftwood galore (Stu is making a bit of a collection). A cacophony of coral. And unfortunately a bit of modern life paraphernalia that has made it's way across the ocean to Lihir Island (I wonder if anything from Fuskishima will eventually make it's long-winded way here?).
Can't wait until Ed can sit himself up in the rock pools (although I guess that equates to me being on 'mouth watch' at the same time).
You look amazing!
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