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- Last day in Tonga Hi! First ever blog-entry in english. I'll try my best to get it right, but can't make any promises. Well, this is my last day in the kingdom of Tonga. We've had mostly rain and overcast weather while we've been here, and Posted by karimor in Karis reiseblogg | Apr 23, 2007
- Tonga under mitt korte opphold har jeg et magfold av inntrykk stroemmet mot meg. aner ikke hvor jeg skal begynne og har heller ikke tid til aa utdype. alle kjoerer sundt i sine slitne biler (vi har ikke et navn for Posted by naomiii in ut på tur aldri sur | Apr 22, 2007
- Tonga Hei igjen! First of all: Sorry Paula, had allready written most of this in Norwegian, but I'll try to keep the next entry in English. I'm in Tonga at the moment, and having a good time :) Hope you're having fun Posted by karimor in Karis reiseblogg | Apr 15, 2007
- Toni's Guesthouse Naa har jeg vaert paa Tonga i fire-fem dager, og oya jeg trodde skulle bestaa av sol, strender og palmer, har saa langt bestaatt av regn, regn og regn.. Men jeg trives utrolig godt her:) Bor paa Toni's Guesthouse der Posted by anost in Anders I Australia | Apr 19, 2007
- Tonga: malo e lelei To start with, a little bit of Tonga for dummies: Tonga is a Kingdom, consisting of four more or less large islands (30 sqm) and 100,000 people. It lies between Fiji and Samoa, or more dummy, between Australia and US. Posted by Sander938 in South Pacific and The Philippines | Apr 16, 2007
- Tonga Which means hi in Tongan. What a different country. It's a tiny kingdom, but the king here is one of the most powerful in the world. He appoints the government, the prime minister (which is usually his son), the works. Hence Posted by corro in Corro on adventures | Mar 26, 2007
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