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- Samoa! Firstly Im sorry for the lack of communication back from Samoa. The net speed made me physically ill and i almost had to sell a kidney to pay for it so I keep away from it as much as Posted by hutchi in Hutchwood | Jun 11, 2007
- Samoa: too short a time Let me start with my usual intro: Samoa for dummy's. Like Tonga, Samoa has a few hundred thousand people, spread over two islands of about 50x50 km. Samoa is much less traditional than Tonga, more stable and a little bit Posted by Sander938 in South Pacific and The Philippines | May 7, 2007
- the beach.. her bodde vi i aapne fales paa stranda og dagens bevegelser var innen en radius av 50m. herlig:) med sand og maur i senga var det godt med en kaldtvanns dusj uten trykk. ved hjelp av denne sanda og saltvannet Posted by naomiii in ut på tur aldri sur | May 4, 2007
- Samoa Samoa!! It's funny how I always seems to write when I'm about to travel to my next destination. Tomorrow I'm going to Mexico! :) But here's an update from last time.. My English travelmate, Shaun (who is a firefighter(how cool is that??)), left Posted by corro in Corro on adventures | Apr 5, 2007
- Surf and Turf in the South Pacific Please make sure that you've read the last installment of our blog from New Zealand before you read this, we published them both at the same time! There aren't many places where you can take off in the early hours of Posted by GazandSaz in Gaz and Saz Globetrotting | Mar 31, 2007
- Trying to Keep the Adventure Alive Well, there hasn't been a spectacular amount of adventure since I got home. Samoa was spectacular. For any planning on travelling I suggest getting a tour guide. Samoan is the official language and it was so helpful Posted by Sasquatch in CIA(Certificate in Adeventure) | Aug 16, 2006
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