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Candice & Sandy

ah, the boat-people

San Francisco • Lahaina, Maui • Honolulu, Oahu • Pago Pago, American Samoa
Lautoka, Fiji • Auckland, New Zealand • Christchurch, New Zealand
Wellington, New Zealand • Sydney, Australia • Melbourne, Australia
Adelaide, Australia • Albany, Australia • Perth, Australia; Exmouth, Australia
Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia • Hong Kong • Shanghai, China • Halong Bay, Vietnam
Ho Chi Min City, Vietnam • Bangkok, Thailand • Ko Samui, Thailand • Singapore
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia • Phuket, Thailand • Cochin, India • Mumbai, India
Muscat, Oman • Dubai, United Arab Emirates • Salalah, Oman • Petra, Jordan • Cairo
Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt • Athens, Greece • Rome, Italy • Southampton, England

Fiji: Not a day trip

So after an hour on a bus, we arrived at a crappy beach. Honestly, Lake DeGray State Park is better than this. Apparently, all the postcard beaches are on the islands off of the mainland. Well, that doesn't help us, when we are working on a 9am-4pm time frame. Not feasible. Get me back to my boat.

At-least the mountains are pretty.

To answer some of your comments. Grandpa, no more meat on my bones. Despite eating a lot more, I think I am losing weight (lack of Coke-Cola will do that). Jack, there are a couple of bands onboard for the different bars and what not. The main orchestra is pretty good. They do a lot of the stage shows with the dancers and Cunard singers. They also came up for the Neptune ceremony. Katzenjammer was a piano duo that came on for some special shows. Four hands; one piano. They were really good.

crj

Here are some pictures from Pago Pago, American Samoa.

The Old Rainmaker Hotel. Sandy was intrigued by this thing. 


Pago Pago Waterfront


The beach we spent the afternoon at.
The harbor was a sunk-in volcano, both sides were flanked by mountains


During our walk out to the beach



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  1. Chris on February 10, 2010 at 7:56 AM

    I'll take that hut in the last picture! How much is it? I could live right there for the rest of my life!!!

     


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