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Galle, an expat favorite
Carmen and I are moving on to our last destination, Galle. We were met last night by Rothita, from Gemini Tours, who was our driver for the first three days in Sri Lanka. It's a long drive down the mountains, around Columbo and to Galle so it was nice to be with our friend and driver. As a stop Rothita treated us to tea at his home in a suburb of …
A thousand words
There have been far too many exceptional moments during this trip to pick a favorite in any category. The Singhalese people were happy and smiling, liked Americans, respected grandmothers and helped Carmen and I in any way they could. They were eager to share their remarkable country and heritage and proud of the variety that is within this one full-of-wonders island. A picture says a thousand words so I will attach several to this ...
9 dage i Sri Lanka
... af de to, kom han hen og talte med mig om de to små og spurgte hvordan det ellers gik.... Jeg fortalte ham at det er klart de har tabt sig eftersom de kun får flaske når de er vågne eller græder, og sover desværre det meste af tiden og bliver derfor glemt af det faste personale... Jeg fortalte også om den lille gut der hele tiden hoster og kaster op og viste ham hen til ham så han også kunne blive ...
Day 29 - Temples, Tea and a Tuk Tuk
... to go there, and so was Mandy and Mr Gayan who also clearly had a great time. I think Mr Gayan was really happy that we were so interested and he was able to tell us the many things he knows about the topic and place. He even arranged for some novices to come and give us a blessing, a rare and gracious thing to have done on the spur of the moment. An absolute gem of a place for anyone half interested in history, religion or specifically, Buddhism. The temple has ...
Day 28 - Tally Ho....Onward to Sri Lanka
... and this proved to be quite an experience, the airport visa on arrival thing worked just bonza, unlike Saigon, whereby it was quick easy and efficient, but she's a bit of a madhouse once you exit the building and we found ourselves well and truly in the third world once outside. Poor buggers were trying to get a half chance to shove your bag into the boot of your car so they can ask for some coins, but I had forgotten about all that stuff and we had not changed anything into ...
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