Le Telfair Golf And Spa Resort Bel Ombre

... area called Grand Bay.  Our villa was sooo nice! It had 8 bedrooms, 2 kitchens, and a huge pool. We partied in the villa before heading out to dinner and to a beach bar that was filled with SAS kids. It was a gooooddddd time.  

The next day I went to the beach all day. Some people went wake
boarding, scuba diving, snorkeling, or shopping. We wrote I HEART SAS in the
sand and pretty much loved life. That night we ordered Pizza Hut and it took
the ...

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... Penny went out in the evening to get Chinese takeaway for herself (another of the restaurant's fantastic spring rolls - yum!) and some lovely plain rice for Darren. Today (Wednesday) it has been back to lovely weather again, so back to the snorkelling and lazing in the sun routine. Highlights of the last few days' snorkelling have been two different types of sea snake, a moray eel and something that may have been a juvenile moray eel. Slightly scary but very cool.

... more than the others we'd met and we had a good caht about Diabetes as he says the incidence here is 20% - high! We also saw a couple of patients - one man had unilateral oedema (swelling) of his face and arms etc which we have to examine before friday, it looks like an interesting case! We also saw a 15 year old girl who they weren't sure of the diagnosis. She had jaundice ...

... they asked me is your name 'Ben' or 'Pen' (i couldn't tell the difference, just sounded like are you called Ben or Ben?) i corrected them and went on my way home. Just chilled at the house for the eve and we cooked the other fish we had bought - the rouget - which was far too fishy for my liking but not bad. Then we headed to Anna's house to play some rummy with her and south african mario, followed by a trip to B52's to watch the dutch game - 3-0 to Holland!

... we didn't even leave the hotel, except to be chauffeur driven to the golf course next door). Still, as lovely as it was, I'm not sure either of us could every really get use to this style of holiday... its just not the same when you aren't moving on, meeting new people every day, seeing new things and challenging yourself to survive in the wilderness, cross a mountain range, or navigate a heaving mega-city.

... of my top 10 museums ever. All over the world. This one would be in the top 10. And the Peggy Guggenheim in Venice. http://www.guggenheim-venice.it/inglese /default.html Magritte's 'Empire of Light', need I say more????????????????? And the MoMa in New York. http://www.moma.org/ I have been travelling for 20 years, spent months in New York and Thailand and ... . One day, one day, my website will contain all my travels. One day ... .

... waiting. I scanned some of my usual news sources, to catch up with what is going on in the world. We picked up our passports on time, and chatted for a minute with the courteous American foreign service staffer who had assisted us. She had just arrived a month previously and was enjoying the start of her two year stint on Mauritius. She was curious about our trip and asked a few questions about our itinerary, having noted all the visas already in the passports and noting the ...

... a little bit of the mango chutney, which wasn't really to my liking. Desert was amazing however. It was papaya in sugarcane/molasses sauce and then tapioca pudding. After desert we headed back to the busses. We had about an hour drive this time and I took a nice well needed nap. I woke up when we got to the retirement home. We walked around the retirement home for a little while basically just looking at the different wards, where the people lived. I heard a lot of people ...

... is overrun by people, and an ice cream truck that plays the theme song from Popeye from about 9am until midnight. We have a little front and back yard, tended by our gardener (he came with the house, we had no choice in this) whom we pay the whopping sum of $10 per month to keep our yard pretty and flowering.