Another challenging day in paradise…More challenges to come tomorrow…
We drove through the village of Urata. Our refrigerator died overnight. Luckily, it wasn't the freezer that was packed with meat....
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November 2015 Archive
A collection of our daily travel stories, food discoveries, wildlife encounters, and life on the road.
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Quite a day in the neighborhood…”Looking up”…
This seaweed was offered for sale at the Farmers Market for FJD $5, USD $2.32 for a kilo (2.2 pounds). We...
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The nuances of managing our site…
The bright blue sea usually indicates a coral reef of which there are many in Fiji. Having the daily responsibility of...
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Staying abreast of the news…You can run but you can’t hide…Out and about on a cloudy day…
The Montfort Technical Institute in Savusavu assists poor children academically and economically to gain skills to prepare them for a productive...
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Part Two…Reviewing the criteria we established in March 22, 2012…Are we still on track?
A few other boats dock at this pier. Good news! Yesterday, in the pelting rain, wearing jackets with hoodies, we returned...
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Part One…Reviewing the criteria we established in March 22, 2012…Are we still on track?
Fiji is lush, green, and beautiful. There are no snakes here and few biting insects other than mosquitoes. Flowers bloom year-round, views...
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Sorrow in Paris reverberates throughout the world…No place in the world is safe…
This modern sailboat has been anchored in the bay in front of us since yesterday afternoon. We suspected the crew decided...
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A grain of sand on the beach of life…Who are we?…
These lipstick plants are growing on the grounds of this resort. Nothing in life is static. No state of being is...
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Trip to town…Nuances in a small village…
A mooring spot for the locals. Each Thursday Rasnesh picks us up to take us to go to the village to...
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Facebook…How much do we participate in social media?…
These flowers seen from the veranda remind us of Plumeria in Hawaii. We're disappointed we weren't able to capture photos of the...
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