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My Story of the Tsunami
This is simply my story, the way in which I experienced it...
After staying on in Kandy a few more days after my last entry, the five of us by now (Lee and Darren, plus their two mates from the UK Berry and Dave) traveled down from the hill country all in high spirits to a beautiful little place on the south coast of Sri Lanka on Christmas …
A thousand words
There have been far too many exceptional moments during this trip to pick a favorite in any category. The Singhalese people were happy and smiling, liked Americans, respected grandmothers and helped Carmen and I in any way they could. They were eager to share their remarkable country and heritage and proud of the variety that is within this one full-of-wonders island. A picture says a thousand words so I will attach several to this ...
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... stop for 1/2 second before taking off.This guys is a madman and more than once my stomach reaches my mouth with total fright on board -its a crush of humanity interspersed with the balm seller,the lottery ticket seller,the cooked corn and peanut sellers and to top it a man who sings very badly all the time banging a tambourine but thats what makes life interesting seeing aspects of life of a different country.Unawatuna finally arrives and I leave with white knuckles having ...
Kottawa Rainforest - The REALLY Rough Guide
... a path that ran pretty much parallel with the road that we’d already walk twice. No birds, monkeys, lizards, deer.. just a couple of leeches.
Then, very disappointedly, as we discuss what we’re going to do next, we see these little beauties in the trees above us. In the trees above the road.
The road that we’d walked twice for free, that runs alongside the rainforest that isn’t free :-)
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Enjoying exploring on our own
Still at Thambapanni, thanks to the efforts of the manager, we are clearly enjoying the down time in this beach village…sun, surf and sunset drinks on the beach at Kingfisher. But, alas, tomorrow we must tear ourselves away to go to Bangkok and other points Southeast Asian, where we might just find more sun, surf and sunset drinks.
Tuesday, we took a tuktuk (250 Rs) into Galle Fort to wander around that surprisingly artsy section of Galle. A couple of shops in ...
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