A group of Papua New Guinean tribespeople are visiting the U.K, staying with British familes and enjoying some of our culture.
I cried and laughed all way through it, the way they look at things is amazing. They were fascinated by the architecture, by the statues in St Paul's cathedral.
They travelled on the underground and went up in the London eye. They were apprehensive in the way I would be travelling through PNG in a canoe.
It's refreshing seeing our life through their eyes, and good to see people from the countries we boldly explore coming here on their own adventures.
It's a series so will be on again next tuesday at 9 o clock.
― *rumpie*, Wednesday, 9 May 2007 07:21 (eighteen years ago)