Frank Clune,with all his trademark child-like fascination with the rest of the world takes a journey through the wilds of Papua and New Guinea. When he announced his decision to travel to Papua, he was warned that these tropical paradises were the most malaria-ridden regions of the world, and he should dope himself up with quinine, quinine and more quinine. Being contrary, he didn't. Having accepted invitations from Sir Hubert Murray, then Lieutenant-Governor of Papua offering full facilities and plenty of free ranging, Clune left for a place that was only a name on a map and armed with his life-long motto, 'Try Anything Once.' Illustrated with black and white photographs.