This is one of many caves built by the Japanese using locals and POW's. This cave held 7 boats end to end, with each about 50 feet long. Bats were on the ceiling!
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- Shore Excursions
- Excursion Lead for passengers on the Royal Princess
- Day 44 - 2/27 – Rabaul, Papua New Guinea
- Volcano
- Ash
- Betel-Nut in Local Market
- Japanese Cave from WWII
- Luke Sees Active Volcano and Rabaul
- Kathleen and Dave at Great Barrier Reef
- Wally
- Albatross
- Day 41 – Feb 24 – Cairns, Australia
- Day 38 – Feb 21 – Brisbane, Australia
- Cuddling a Koala
- Dave (and Luke) Nap with the "Roos"
- Sydney Fish Market
- Would You Eat a Balmain Bug?
- Sydney Opera House
- Sydney Harbor Bridge
- Kathleen's New Aborigines Boy Friend
- Day 36 – Feb 19 – Sydney, Australia
- Who Is Luke?
- A Poem
- Pitching and Rolling
- Day 34 – Feb 17 – Tasmania
- Ostrich
- Koala
- Tasmanian Pademelon
- Baby Kangaroo in Mom's Pouch
- More Kangaroos
- Baby Kangaroo
- Luke Feeds a Goat
- Tasmanian Devils
- Baby Wombats
- Luke Visits Wildlife Park
- Gluttony and Rough Seas
- More Auckland Photos
- Auckland Photos
- Sky Needle Building Walk
- Day 29 – Feb 12 – Auckland, New Zealand
- Walk for the Cure
- No Tuesday, Feb 10
- Activities on the Ship
- New Map
- Luke Chat's with George Costanza' Mom
- Luke at Cooks Island
- Cooks Island Photos
- Day 23 – Feb 6 – Cooks Island
- Luke Overlooks Tahiti
- Tahiti Photos
- Day 22 – Feb 4 – Tahiti
- Luke on the Ship's Bridge
- Aboard the Ship—Dining
- Luke Views Pitcairn Island
- Day 19 – Feb 1 – Pitcairn Island
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