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View from under the Mango tree, outside of the bar fresh water swimming at the Safua Village pool with fish Lovely clean and well set up bedrooms Samoan Musical Talent at Safua

Safua Hotel Salelologa

Safua Village Salelologa, Savai'i, Samoa Western

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Me, freddy, and a good night's sleep

A travel blog entry by lmlangf

i stepped into the tin shower the other day at the safua hotel, an assortment of a dozen or so open huts scattered about a grassy property strewn with a harmonious community of chickens, pigs, and children. i turn on the water, ice cold, and glance about the high corners of the little shower as i cringe at the water temperature, spotting …

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Samoan sojourn

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... the ferry and bid my goodbyes to the staff who were great. Samoa is an incredible place and I did ask my host about the possibility of work out there as he is well connected and apparently it’s something that is achievable. I think spending 4-6 moths teaching English to the young kids, coaching some rugby and enjoying the lifestyle would be time well spent.

Within a few hours I would be back on a plane to Auckland, un-hassled by the immigration, who ...

Zwei Paalangi auf Sawai'i

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... befindet sich auch jedes Stueck Land abseits der Strasse im Besitz irgendeines Dorfes.
Somit befinden sich auch alle Sehenswuerdigkeiten oder Straende der
Insel irgendwie in Privatbesitz und die einzelnen Dorfgemeinschaften
erheben Eintrittsgelder fuer Ihren Grund, was ja dann eigentlich
legitim ist.



Leider uebetreiben Sie es hier dann wieder mal und so sind aus den angekuendigten small fees an
den meisten orten stattliche und total ...

Poverty in paradise

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... we are looking down on the sea from high cliffs. We’re after a Rainforest reserve on the Falealupo Peninsular. Apparently the local tribe had sold the forest to the Japanese for logging so they could build a school. The trees were saved by an Ethnobotanist who guaranteed the money for the school at the 11th hour. While the tribe were sitting around weeping and lamenting the loss of their forest, the chief ran 9 KM to stop the bulldozers. There is ...

Stilhed før storm !

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... begyndt at regne og inden jeg nåede asfaldtvejen, så styrtede det ned. Jeg havde opgivet alle tanker om pyramide jagt den dag. Det måtte bare vente til én af de kommende dage. Men jeg fortsatte min tur rundt om øen i urets retning. Måske skulle jeg bare være blevet deroppe på markvejen ? Nå, - men jeg stoppede kort ved Nuu Black Sand Beach, for at skylle det værste mudder af mig. Det er den eneste sorte strand her på øerne. Alle andre små strande er dannet ...

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