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Living Arrangements The internet has been down for a week because the modem was blown by a thunder and lightening storm. I spent last week staying in a guest house the Seaside on Medaketiya beach in Tangalle. My family have been decorating for the SL New Year which is on the 13th April and they had are getting the floors pulled up and tiles put …
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A long, long trip to Unawatuna
... journey across other countries. I expected to be waited on by demure and blushing toadies holding silver trays with white gloved hands, heaped with pots of English tea and crumpets, and a small jar of Gray Poupon. Instead we got a cramped, lumpy seat with a backwards look at the countryside through a dirty and steamed up window, with no place for luggage. Nobody offered us any food, of course, but three cars forward there was a snack bar in the local ...
UNAWATUNA AND BEDBUGS
... and some were newer than others and in those rooms the guests had fewer bites. The man who runs the place was sort of ****** off at us for making such a fuss. Most of us left en masse, and I went to Galle to find an industrial washing machine and dryer, although I had not unpacked my stuff and am hopeful I'm not carrying around any with me, but you never know.
It's Christmas now and I'm going to Mirissa, Unawatuna is filling up and the traffic along the main road ...
Paradise and the Festival of the Plastic Bowls
... with an antique horse cart and columned porchway.
The owner/manager came out and showed us to rooms surrounded by a beautiful garden and two swimming pools. Kat and I knew we couldn’t afford the hotel and told the lady so, but she said o have a look at her cheapest room- a very clean room with fan or AC and a jungle bathroom, and see if we liked it. "How much?" we asked, expecting it to be out of our budget and she says $25. This was the best deal of ...
Sri Lanka: Sacred Mountains, Elephants & Beaches
... I felt refreshed and like a mountain goat. My time on the
top plateau of the rock was all alone. I could see for many miles in all
directions, exactly why this was a fortress. On the way down I met
Filip from Slovenia, who was to become my good friend on this trip and
will be for many years. Filip lives pretty close to the Italian border
in a historic town called Ptuj. He was between jobs and traveling Asia
for a few months. We had a most excellent visit on the ...


