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For a place that gave me a boil on my ass !
For a place that gave me a boil on me ****, mosquito bites, two to the top of my knob, I like Sri Lanka, a lot.
They call it the emerald isle, and coming from one emerald isle to another I can safely say it is very green, in a different way, a verdant tropical way as opposed to an agricultural grassy way. There are lots of similarities …
Green and pleasant land
Tired after our overnight Adam's peak climb a very small and very crowded bus took us slowly up a seemingly endless hill to Nuwara Eliya - Sri Lanka's highest town and known as "Little England". As we get to the outskirts of town there are rows of neat mock Tudor guest houses lining the street - given the impression of driving into a slightly down …
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Nuwara Eliya and Whining Karl
... around the bus station. If I lived there I would be drinking heavily too. The cheapest beer in Sri Lanka at 155 LKR a pint at The Pub bar, but it doesn't look like a place that women would want to hang out in. The food in Nuwara Eliya was nothing special. The guide books made a fuss about the Grand Indian but the food was ok, nothing more. I ate as much as I could at the short eats by the bus station- it was the best food in Nuwara Eliya- better tan the over ...
Thailand, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka
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9th- all went to the weekend market to finally spend money and do some proper shopping!
10th- day trip Ayutthya, more temples. Saw a giant reclining buddha which was qute impressive. Also a buddha head in the tree. Was really hot day so we spend most of it sat in the shade or napping in the bus to various places.
11th- minibus to airport at 5am,saw many prosititues on the street trying to get last minute business with drunk men was ...
Tea and Rocks!
... half moon had a halo all the way around it – anyone know why / what this is???
Feeling a little gung-ho after our trek yesterday, we decide to tackle Ella Rock – well, blimey oh riley, it was a *******e! It started off easy with a gentle stroll along the railway tracks, which was a great experience, probably because you can’t do it at home, but there are no electric trains and so no electric rail. We met loads of locals all using the track as roads to ...


