Throwim way leg: an adventure.

Name: Throwim way leg: an adventure.
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Flannery, Tim.
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In New Guinea Pidgin, Tim Flannery explains, throwim way leg means to go on a journey. It describes the action of thrusting out your leg to take the first step of what can be a long march. With these words he invites us to share in his breathtaking adventures in the jungles of Papua New Guinea and Irian Jaya.

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