Lake Serenity Boutique Hotel
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Sri Lanka
... a fine dining establishment with plastic tables chairs and table clothes and got down with the locals ordering chicken rice and a spaghetti bolognaise. Big mistake on both fronts in a beef free country but we didn’t realise our error until we were tucking in, fortunately we both lived to tell the tale without too many visits to any of Sri Lanka’s luxurious rest rooms. By far the best advice on the trip so far was “take your own toilet roll ...
The President did not come
... was not, the minister for Sport or something was there.There was some cool tribal dancing, some offical speechs and the finish we think was some fireworks and these projected images on one of the sky scrapers. (sadly our Camera got the Fireworks, but you can't really tell the imagine on the building behind).
After the show we then TukTuk-ed home, and that was the end of that journey.
Peace in the middle east,
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Ok for a short visit
... The hotel owner was very kind in arranging a tuk tuk to drive me to the bazaar but I decide to walk back in the lovely heat! I stared my new book which is the last of Cecelia Aherns i have to read its called a place called here! The following day I spend doing research into which of the two nearby cities I am going to give my attention to. I speak to the hotel about arranging a driver for the day, as getting to the city and ...
Arriving in Sri Lanka with a band of flying idiots
... us to a good place for lunch and he said he had a place in mind. Things were looking up. We pulled into the thick smoke that filled all of Colombo’s extra space and plowed down the road between the confusion of traffic and pedestrian mayhem that only Asia can create. We skirted between huge cargo trucks and overstuffed buses, over bridges spanning still, black water marinating floating car tires and other debris, and around crumbling buildings. The city goes on forever. ...
The longest day of my life
... hundreds of pilgrims who were milling around, lighting incense at the top. After a photoshoot with the kids, we sprinted down the 5500 steps in record time, stopping only once to grab a tetrapack of Milo.
Because we made the hike down way faster than as earlier expected Ben and I decided that we would attempt the great feat of getting to Unawatuna beach by night. After a quick shower and a breakfast that consisted of 5 pieces of toast each (and about a quarter cup of butter ...
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