Le Palmiste Mahebourg
Mahebourg, 510030, Mauritius
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Mauritius: Some call it de Gangster of Love
... settled for a view from the distance.
We continued down the road to a Hindu holy lake called the Grand Bassin. By the road there, they have a 100 foot tall statue of Shiva that was quite impressive and nice looking. It so happened that this day was another big holiday on the island, this one for the Hindus. It was a festival of Ganesh, one of the most popular Indian gods. If you are not familiar with the name Ganesh, you’ve probably seen ...
Mauritian Real estate market
... Benmore Gardens in Sandton - just to put the mauritian property market in perspective- it is really small! Foresight property are also the leasing agents for the smaller 35000m2 Bagatelle mall - partnering with ENL, Atterbury properties from SA and Broll.
I also got to briefly chat to a fellow colleague of his, Phillip Espatallier Noel who is the CEO of the Rogers Group and the Chairman of Ascencia and sits on the board of Air Mauritius. Phillip ...
Cut off their hands
... Jawed was fortunate to travel to Pakistan by plane and his family escaped this persecution. We didn't meat for Islam since Dr. Jawed had just lectured so I was happy for the extra study time. After my exam I grabbed a late lunch at the snack bar and then sat in the sun. I went to a talk given by the nurse practitioner about Loretta Andrews at 7pm. Mrs. Andrews was the librarian on the 1998 voyage and ...
Just arrived
... good guided tour. Filled in our forms and were told, as expected, that we couldnīt check in until the afternoon, so we changed and lazed around by the pool, which was freezing. The sun was beautiful and warm, though - perfect weather - and the sea much warmer than the pool. We went out for some lunch at Cafe Pereybere, which is a Chinese restaurant that we had been to last time we ...
Lundi again!
... they found whoch was about 5mm in size. Then it was a right inguinal hernia repair, while in the anaesthetic room, because they were 'running short on time' (it was half 2), the aneasthetist was debriding (cleaning up, scraping etc) the ankle of a guy who had had his foot amputated because of diabetes, you could see the bone and everything - sweet. Then popped into theatre one where they were putting a tracheostomy (tube into the neck so its easier ...



