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An Unexpected Treat
... the water you want included in the reasonable marina fees. With this luxury, everything on the boat was to get washed with fresh water and they even provided a transformer to convert 220 volts to 110 volts so we could plug the boat in. What a treat; Gato Go has not been tied up at a marina for nearly 6-months. Thus, many projects were completed to take advantage of the marina.
Though the town of Apia appears large with a handful of ...
The small one
... dann jedoch feststellen, dass es zwei Fähren gibt, eine nur für Personen, was of course ******* of course auch genau die war, welche ich für meine Überfahrt eingeplant habe. Bis zur nächsten Autofähre musste ich drei Stunden warten. Drei Stunden dumm in brütender Hitze rumsitzen ist nicht ganz so mein Ding, deswegen bin ich noch schnell in den Tafua Regenwald gefahren, der hier quasi gleich im die Ecke liegt.
Regenwald hab ich mittlerweile eigentlich ...
Samoa - eine ehemalige deutsche Kolonie
... Es ist ein Ort, an dem man auf altmodische Weise lebt. Es gibt kein Hotel sondern Fale. Das sind Pfahlhuetten, die aus Palmen gebaut sind, mit Dach aus den Blaettern und Waende die man runter machen kann wie ein Rollo. Wir wohnen 5 Meter von superweisem Strand entfernt und das Meer ist einfach fantastisch. Zum Fruehstueck gibt es immer leckere Fruechte aus dem Garten (Papaya, Ananas, Cocos, Avocado, Banane, Sternfrucht, Melone) ...
Western Samoa: men in skirts
... charged by the head, while we are used to paying by the room, and squeezing in any way we could. From my own experience, the South Pacific is pretty pricey, and accommodations on the sand on beautiful beaches on Fiji or Tahiti would cost ten times as much. All in all, Samoa is one hell of a bargain.
Dinner was served in great big bowls to long tables full of guests, and everybody sat together and talked. We got to know most of the other guests on the first night, and over ...
Age Revered
... reward. Furthermore the elderly are highly respected, and sub-standard care for them wouldn’t be tolerated by family or the community at large.
Samoa boasts enviable qualities that the West could learn from and the way they treat their elderly in many ways could put us in the UK to shame. If Mapuifagalele still exists in 60 years time and I’m still alive I’ll emigrate to Samoa. I can think of worse places to spend ones’ twilight ...
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