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A day of rest in Mauritius

A travel blog entry by joelmeeker

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... future events foretold in Bible prophecy. We also talked about the terrible problems in Cote d’Ivoire that may finally be calming down. This led to a discussion of the problems with many autocratic governments in Africa. They asked my opinion on Mr. Obama’s reelection chances.

We finally left about 4:00 pm, but were happy to know we would see each other again tomorrow.

I had another great Indian dinner and was able ...

Au revoir, Mauritius

A travel blog entry by paulej4

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... only get better.

I am thankful for being able to get into 32 inch waist pants. I am thankful for my health.

I am thankful to have gotten through that most miserable hemmorrhoidectomy--a procedure which I cannot recommend to you while, at the same time, I also highly recommend to you.

I am thankful to have nearly gotten through this most miserable divorce process--a procedure which I cannot recommend. One thing I know: divorce itself may not be as bad as ...

Waterfalls and Cliffs in Mauritius...

A travel blog entry by lmi5015

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... have been a really long trip from Cape Town to Chennai. The first day, a group of thirteen of us went repelling down waterfalls. It’s kind of like rock climbing, but in reverse. When we got there, they set us all up in wetsuits, harnesses, and helmets so that we all looked pretty silly. It was only about a five-minute walk into the first waterfall. Of course, they started us out on a ...

Getting a feel for the island...

A travel blog entry by travelbud

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... is really a proper ex-pat hangout – a quality bar with great food and phoenix beer on tap!

There were only a handful of us watching the cricket- one being Praveen Kumaar – not the Indian fast bowler but an Indian Supporter who worked at the nearby Starwood hotel. It was obvious that there was a bit of rivalry and tensions were noticeably at a peak when Albie was given out LBW after a blatant bat-pad.

We then headed to Banana bar for the last ...

Mauritius

A travel blog entry by jodytomp

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... The French didn't bother to build any roads (imagine that). When Great Britain took charge of the island, the Brits built the roads. So people in Mauritius speak French, look Indian, and drive on the left side of the road. The water at the beach was beautiful but the sand was full of coral and sharp shells. I can think of several beaches in Florida that are better. Nice to say I have swam in the Indian Ocean, I guess. But I ...

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