Apa Villa Illuketia Galle

... suis ballade un peu dans la nouvelle ville mais pas terrible et une chaleur etouffante, on va pas se plaindre. Retour en bus local encore pour 15 roupies, ca depend des compagnies pour le prix.
Me change et direction la plage, en chemin m'arrete manger un roti tomates ail et fromage ( sorte de crepe pliee en 4) et un jus de banane frais. Il se met a pleuvoir un peu, donc vais sur internet uploader quelques photos sur msn.
Puis vais au Hard Rock manger un tres bon ...

We woke early to get a long breakfast on the beach, get a swim, collect my lovely new necklace, swim in the pool , shower and pack before getting a tuk tuk to Galle (300rs).

We saw the town in less than a couple of hours, It is a narrow street small place surrounded by walls that you can walk around. Many places were closed due to being out of season, although there were still many gem shops around there wasn't really anywhere to go to eat and not ...

... check out big wildlife after Africa. I tried to not get my hopes up too much since we didn't see much at the park we checked out at back in India. We had an amazing sunrise over the lake and rice patties so I was ready for whatever came our way that day. We started the day before sunrise so that we would have a better chance of seeing the animals before it got too hot and they hid in the shade. Within about half an hour we saw a HUGE male leopard who just sat ...

A friendly smile with no malice a rickshaw driver who does not ask a local bus for a few rupees to Galle Bluer and cleaner water. A yellow coconut full of juice Wind making waves too choppy to surf pink table cloth in motion. A tiny striped squirrel among the rafters sheet metal clacking A crow hoarsly calling Constant waves. Palm trees lean out as if reaching for the sea Rock and reef distant in the ocean haze Mildewed semi-doric columns support concrete lintels. Mandala ...

... houses, amazing little shops and a stunning coastline, you can see the local people swimming and fishing out there and young couples walking along hand in hand by the sea! Galle itself is a busy town again full of restaurants, markets and shops and full of friendly people trying to sell you there goods! Sri Lanka is amazing for jewelry and gems provided you know what you are looking for and don't pay over the odds you can pick up a bargain out there ...

... next to the airport, where we stayed our last night in Sri Lanka in a rundown beach hotel. After dinner we were having a few drinks in the hotel bar when Jacek & co., a drunk Polish old pervert and his yes-friends who would agree on anything he said (even though it barely made any sence), invited themselves to our table. We drank way too much coconut arak with these guys and felt really ill the next day on our flight. The conversation was also pretty limited ...

... most sri lankans are short *****, that giant ****er that works at burneside spar must of been a freak of nature, thats maybe why he has settled in burneside?) sed there had been a little tsunami in sumatra, turns out to be ******** but the waves were up anyway. as unawatuna and most of the south coast was hit badly by the tsunami in 2004 they are building walls as partial defences i suppose against another and there was a huge heap of rocks and boulders about 25 meters ...

... rooftop patio. The rooftop patio is a real treat because it provides me some privacy from the neighbors and people walking by (they often stare...). Plus there are tons of trees and birds around - sometimes it's nice to sit out there and just take them all in! Little lizards scurry around and keep me company. And I think I finally have the ant 'situation' under control (turn out they don't 'find' holes in bags/wrappers, they 'make' holes in bags/wrappers).

... holidays getting tanned up so they can show all there mates when they get home. The thing is we had driven past places where the beaches were empty, and looked much nicer than this one. I love the sea could sit on a seafront for ages but that lying on the beach thing trying to get brown, nah not me! (I'm brown enough already) I walked along the beach and saw debris left over from the tsunami, there were bits of wall lying on the beach in parts where to package holiday ...

... coffin with only my head pointing out the end of it and steam being pumped into the coffin. The nurses there had a really annoying habit of stroking my hair whilst this was happening but what could I do with my entire body stuck inside this thing? The herbal sauna was nice since there was fresh nutmeg, cinnamon and other spices being roasted on the floor producing a very relaxing smell. I also met another British couple there from London who'd said their driver ...