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That is it?

25/08/10

Posted by Bracame in the Society Islands

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You think it's the fault of the nuclear tests? It Mosquizilla? 8O Already the others fall upon our bourgeois ... bronzed muscles, we bite through the clothes, it pumps a liter you like me a beer! Didjou ... It is a wire screen to son he will have to find. Worse it will be nice to entanglement ... : Roll:

Seriously, I first thought of a dragon when I heard the sound of the beast. Was moustiqualypse now! I thought I had sprayed the electric racket, I was calling me every name in thinking that I could not do pictures ... Ben ouiche! Not dead on gas! Electricity tickled, even a little, and it is funny!

And you know ... Imagine the worst of it comes like this tonight. That was only the bridgehead sacrificed our vigilance? Huh? Can you imagine? No? That's because you do not know, necessarily.

At night I sleep.

On the belly.

Naked ...

St Flytox, pray for us.

Misery. : Cry:

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giant , mosquito

Hawaiian Islands-Kauai, the last day.

19/08/10

Posted by Bracame in Hawaii

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Last day to Kauia before flying to Hawaii, known as the Big Island.

In the program, the Alekoko Fishpond. It is a fish pond created here a thousand years by the Menehune, elves inhabiting forests particularly good at fishing. To feed the Hawaiian royal family who ate lots of fish, and the elves have built a rock wall 279 meters at a height of 1.55 in one night ... Not lazy boys!

What girls? Where's that girls? You think they had something else to do, the girls that dig holes for the royal lazy? Say?!? And scrubbing gourds? And the mending loincloths? The feverish expectation of workers returning exhausted from a hard day looking for a cafe after a path they never find? It's too much to have the fire lit, the frichti being cooked, the children in bed? Pis a smile, saying is too a smile? No kidding ... And you want more they dig holes? But you're ruthless, they would have done what the elves if they had removed the bread from the mouth? Must have a little common sense and respect the labor rights of minorities. Especially if they bossent to the eye ...

Now that you're here for that long winter, I can conclude p't'être? Yes? Thank you!

While urchins play the "Recommended boats on the water will have any legs," we will resume our journey. Time is running out, they decide for a relaxing on the beach to admire the scenery. Pardon? Yes that's all landscapes. Mountains and valleys, etc., etc. ...

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Kauai-Nord est

Hawaiian Islands - Kauai, the second day.

16/08/10

Posted by Bracame in Hawaii

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If you listened carefully (I've left you in time!), You remember that we went west along the south coast. Well this time we are heading north along the east coast. Pardon? It smells good phrase filling? Pffffff. : Roll:

First stop on Kuamoo Road, before the Wailua River. It flows from Mount Waialeale (1596 m) for more than thirty kilometers and is the only navigable river in Hawaii. Throughout the river, seven temples (the Heiau) built in honor of the royal family are still visible.

Below, Kamokila Village faces Opaekaa Falls. It is a traditional Hawaiian village restored. The panels enlighten us a little about the customs of the original Hawaiians. The reconstructions of weapons give an overview of how they feared the battle! "If I can not t'exploser the calabash, at least I'll have you again facelift" Brrrrrr.

We continue to Kilauea. It is the greenest part of the island, with many winter precipitation. Formerly prosperous sugar plantation region until the early twentieth century, the organic farms there are now developed. More>

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Hawaiian Islands - Kauai, the first day.

8/08/10

Posted by Bracame in Hawaii

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Kauai offers many features: Napali Coast and Waimea Canyon are emblematic examples. Kauai is the oldest island of the archipelago, fourth in size with 1435 km2, it would have been born there are 5 million years of Mount Waialeale. Extinct and deeply eroded, it culminates at 1569 meters. Heavy rain carve the island for centuries have created landscapes as prodigious as Waimea Canyon or the famous Napali Coast. (To give you a picture , what are the main sets of Jurassic Park.) Accessible only to the price hike reserved for hikers in good physical condition and displaying a permit to go beyond the first valley. For athletes looking for challenge, it is also possible to go kayaking. The other two options are the boat for a day or half-day, or the helicopter ... We're not good enough for hikers or kayakers, we lacked time to boat and the helicopter would have greatly burdened our budget . It is therefore with regret that we have chosen to overlook this coast. A little research on the internet, you can find lots of pictures taken by more courageous than us ...

For our first day on Kauai, we decided to start with the west coast and go to Waimea Canyon.

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Hanapepe , Hawaii , Kauai , Napali Coast , swinging bridge , Waimea Canyon
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It's coming. Slowly, but it's coming.

27/07/10

Posted by Bracame in Chatter

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ptitane:

Good! So!
We carefully folds cats and deposited on the couch! (Budge ..)

It sits in front of her computer and ... It is the story!

But nah! : Pataper:

Rhââââh! You're a forward you then! You're much like a girl ... peace:
Then it comes. I've almost finished sorting and assemble the panoramas of the first day .... Well yes it takes time. Worse cats have not left bend on the sofa. I'm all covered in zebra decorated mercurochrome. (By the way: the advice of ptitane, beware of them. It's sneaky, it has effects that s'couent.)
That said, I must also speak of the appeal of the lagoon. Right now, it's sun, vacation, while blue is everywhere around the island, then necessarily it's tempting. And when I am tempted, I succumbed. But believe me when I tell you that it's coming, it's because I feel it coming!

Lovely!

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