Jim Semple’s Photo Gallery

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This gallery will show photos taken by Sgt. Jim (Bill) Semple in 1971/72

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Coconut Palms, Madang

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Staghorns, Madang

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View from wharves, Madang

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Warehouses, Madang

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Coral roscks near Coastwatchers Memorial, Madang

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Coral rocks, Madang

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View from Coastwatchers Motel

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Lagoon, Madang

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Ship leaving harbour, Madang

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Sellers of carvings, Madang

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Near Coastwatchers Memorial, Madang

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Japanese landing barges, Rabaul

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House of Assembly (pre-independence), Port Moresby

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Koki Market, Port Moresby

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Sunday at Ella Beach, Port Moresby

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Jim Semple and Steve Sibson, Ella Beach

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Part of Rouna Hydroelectric scheme, behind Port Moresby

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Bomana War Cemetery, Port Moresby

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Bomana War Cemetery, Port Moresby

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Bomana War Cemetery, Port Moresby

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Frankie Russell, Greg Buffier, Jill and Ken Stewart, Bomana War Cemetery

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DCA Training College, Port Moresby

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Frankie Russell in Trobriand skirt, Bisini Parade Flats, Port Moresby

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South Coast of TPNG

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Markham River?

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Catalina shell, Jacksons Areodrome, Port Moresby

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Fence, Jacksons Areodrome

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Datsun ute near crescent mound, Jacksons Areodrome

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Moresby end of Kokoda Track

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Port Moresby from Burns Peak

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Army Newspaper Banner

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PNG Post Courier

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South Pacific Lager Label

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South Pacific Lager

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PNG Symbols

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Laloki River from falls

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Roana Falls

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Signs above Roana Falls

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Laloki valley from Roana Falls Lookout

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Murray Barracks from Burns Peak

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Village near Kwikila

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Village on Fairfax Harbour

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Crystal Rapids

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L to R – Bob Large, Brian Wellman (glasses), Wendy Stark, Steve Gibson, Roger and Gaynor Waller, Jill and Ken Stewart(face obscured)

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WO2 Max Hill, Crystal Rapids

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Crystal Rapids

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Family on the move, Crystal Rapids

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WO1 H Busby, WO1 D Cassidy, WO1 D Bowie, WO1 H Patch, Centre WO1 c Kealy, WO1 Marika, Front WO! Manli Rosi, WO1 Osi Ivaraoa

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Jackson Field, Port Moresby

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Rubber Plantation near Sogeri

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Fiat and Zephyr

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Wendy Stark, Steve Sibson and Jim Semple

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Bomona War Cemetery

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Artefacts

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Port Moresby

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On parade

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Spears for sale

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At the end of the Kokoda Track, Sogeri

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Opening House of Assembly 1972

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Capt. McQuinn, Education Officer

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Elected Members of House of Assembly, 1972

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Familiar entities of 1972

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Remnants of gun near beach, Moem Barracks

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View of Wewak from Mission Hill

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War Memorial , Wewak

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War Memorial at Mission Hill

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Between POM and Wewak

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Kreer Primary School, Wewak

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Pig Pen, Wewak Barracks

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Near mouth of Sepik River

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Surf from Haus Win, Moem Barracks

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Buying artifacts in village near Wewak

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Arriving at foot of Matupit volcano

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Inside main crater of Matupit colvano

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Matupit Island where canoe was hired

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Rabaul and harbour with Matiput in the background

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Another view of volcanoes with Matiput island in foreground

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Inside Matupit crater

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Matupit Island dunny with Matupit and mother in background

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Bainings fire dance, near Rabaul

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Cave in Matupit crater

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Sulphurous vent in Matupit – note sulphur crystals

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Riding side-saddle in DC3 enroute to Rabaul

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Markham Valley

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War Cemetery, Lae
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  1. Brings back my childhood memories. P & NG were beautiful then; no crowds, no pollution, no beetle-nut spittle, no graffiti, no crime, no attitude problems, no corruption, no pot-holes, no ques, no Christian denominational mudslinging, no street urchins, no homeless persons, no begging, no fly-overs, no flight-delays, no poverty, no cheep Chinese goods, no lamb-flaps, no obesity, no …etc. Even though there was subtle apartheid, exploitation, discrimination, and criminal injustice on the whole, those were good days. I wish my children could experience something like it today. Notwithstanding, I’ll those fond memories to my grave.

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