This site contains stories from people who called the New Hebrides home. Anyone who has an interest in the New Hebrides can share and add to our collective memories. Click "Submit a story" to find out how to add your adventures from the New Hebrides.
By Gordon Barlow. (An extract from an essay about cricket posted 16 October 2012). Most Scots are cheerful folk, but the race does produce some individuals who are dour, humourless and just plain cran...Read More
By Gordon Barlow. (An extract from an essay about tax-havens posted 3 November 2010). Nearly thirty years ago my wife and I worked and lived in an archipelago in the South Pacific. One of the islands ...Read More
By Gordon Barlow. (An extract from an essay about backpacking posted 3 June 2011.) As soon as we got back from Kuta to our home on an island near Fiji, Linda & I turned our backyard maids’ quart...Read More
By Gordon Barlow. The New Hebrides (now the independent nation of Vanuatu) was an Anglo-French condominium in the Pacific Ocean – and a Franco-Britannique one called Nouvelles Hebrides, to the Fre...Read More
By Gordon Barlow. We had chatted to this English couple cordially for a couple of hours, and gotten on like a house on fire. We were surprised, then, at the response to our invitation to dinner the ne...Read More
By Gordon Barlow. The New Hebrides (before it went independent as Vanuatu) was a fascinating place. This archipelago in the South Pacific was and is populated by ethnic Melanesians, with a scattering ...Read More