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Fiji, week 1
... all the sitting. Anyhow, about ¾ of the way across, the one boat stopped and couldn’t get going. So our boat stopped to wait and see what would happen. Then it came right and as it passed us we found that our boat wouldn’t re-start… It became a comedy of errors, and our boat stopped and started about 5 times before being about 20m from the shore. The other boat eventually towed us with an old piece of rope while everyone’s faces portrayed either a look of ...
Mountain Trecking!!!
Today we went with tarzan (not his real name) on a jungle trek. it took 3hrs and was really hot.on the way tarzan told us that fijian people used to eat white people or weaker tribes this filled us with confidence for the rest of the walk haha.
we through river and through the under growth until we reached this amazing waterfall in the middle of no where. all of us climbed up and had our photos take in the water.
on the way back ...
We Made Hats!!!
... 6 nights are going to be spend chilling on the beach at the beach house, in coral coast near suva.
we are having chicken, mussels, fish & crazy weird Veg tonight from an underground earth oven made by the fijian people at our hostel. basically a buried chickens & fish YUMMY!!
really looking forward to the next 12 nights! ...
Fiji Time (Part 2) - Burnt but Buzzing at Bedarra
... but It's not too bad. During the ceremony I notice that my servings gradually increase in size even though I request half a cup while Kate’s gradually get smaller, and I can’t help but think the Fijian thinks this might end up providing funny consequences hence doing it. He gives me a couple of mighty handshakes and bellowing laughs as the ceremony seems to heighten into a bit of a frenzied clapping session. Immediately not sure what the ...
Exploring, on Fiji time!!!!
Day 328 ; Today's agenda... On a little mission to go see some of the island and in particular one beach that sounded pretty amazing, when talking about the mainland beaches, Natadola, and one of the few that isn't completely owned by the resort that's built there, unlike others, so you can actually get onto it without being a paying guest, In true "Fiji time" it took us about two and a half hours to travel ...



