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The final countdown

A travel blog entry by r.m.heslop

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... freshest baguette between Wolmar Minimart and next-door Sun Market
- Non-alcoholic (alcoholic) sundowners on the beach sitting underneath the "Alcohol Forbidden" sign
- Whirlwind visits by “Mary-Lou the Creole Hurricane” domestic helper
- Whiskers the neighbourhood cat that walks on hind legs... feline evolution before our eyes!
- Watching the Mauritian beach-boemelaars watching us watching them watching us under ...

Relaxation

A travel blog entry by vanderby

... and had some drinks. It was quite fun with everyone there. Once the time came, we all headed out to a local club where we heard was the place to be on Friday night. After locking up our house, our large mob headed towards the club. Once to the club we found out that it was about $10 to get in. My roommate, Brad, went in for free to take a look for us. He came back shacking his head, saying it’s really not ...

Üldiselt ja täpsemalt

A travel blog entry by pille

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... Poola jne) ning temast õhkus ka üliprofessionaalsust ja paistis, et ta on saavutatu ja tööga väga rahul. Usun, et selle ürituse käigus saab ta palju kõrvu liigutada komplimentide tõttu.

Igapäevaselt toimusid spordikeskuses trennid ja õhtuti erinevad showd, sh ka kohaliku tantsu - Sega - õhtu. Raamatu järgi pole selle tantsu traditsionaalsusest suurt enam midagi järgi, sest just turistide jaoks on tehtud tantsuprogrammid kirjumaks ja keerukamaks, kui see ...

Mauritius in a day!

A travel blog entry by aniseh

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I'm writing you with a chilled glass of Coconut rum from the Island of Mauritius in hand... (this ain't that Malibu stuff. It's a hand-made, hand-corked bottle of rum with actual chunks of coconut filling the bottom of the bottle). It was a pretty great day.  We started it well; Matthew, Barrett and I were the first people off this ship this morning. We'd signed up for a city orientation tour which allowed us to ...

Market Day!

A travel blog entry by b.herring

... and seafood. All three of us picked ourselves up some bargains like pineapples for 50p, four little fruits like passion fruits for 20p, bunches of herbs for 5p as well as some local fresh fish called 'l'Capitaine' and had them gutted and filleted infront of us! There we had no trouble but in the souvenir section (we needed beach towels lol) you are hounded left right and centre for lots of different thoings, mainly knock-off clothes, but we got our ...