Rarotonga
Background: Named after Captain COOK, who sighted them in 1770, the islands became a British protectorate in 1888. By 1900, administrative control was transferred to New Zealand; in 1965 residents chose self-government in free association with New Zealand. The emigration of skilled workers to New Zealand and government deficits are continuing problems.
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March 5th 2012 Good Bye New Zealand, Hello New Beginning.
by Words: 1039 Photos: 0- February 8th 2012 Islands in the Sun
by Words: 272 Photos: 3 - July 6th 2011 Pa's Cross Island Hike
by Words: 537 Photos: 14 - July 5th 2011 RARE IN RAROTONGA
by Words: 747 Photos: 27 - July 4th 2011 Rarotonga, The Cook Islands
by Words: 543 Photos: 8 - April 27th 2011 My Last Week
by Words: 535 Photos: 0 - April 11th 2011 Cook Islands
by Words: 3328 Photos: 28 - March 20th 2011 Week 12
by Words: 1835 Photos: 0 - March 14th 2011 Kayaking, hiking etc
by Words: 422 Photos: 0 - March 13th 2011 I can see stars?
by Words: 115 Photos: 0 - March 12th 2011 Boat races on lazy sunday
by Words: 139 Photos: 0 - March 11th 2011 Busting Coconuts
by Words: 481 Photos: 0 - March 10th 2011 Beach Cruisin on a Scooter
by Words: 325 Photos: 0 - March 10th 2011 Tsunami no more
by Words: 99 Photos: 0 - March 8th 2011 Rarotonga
by Words: 277 Photos: 0 - March 1st 2011 Halfway to Where?
by Words: 965 Photos: 0 - February 26th 2011 Markets and moving on
by Words: 1630 Photos: 9 - February 26th 2011 Rarotonga the round up
by Words: 511 Photos: 1 - February 24th 2011 Drumming and the rain
by Words: 788 Photos: 17 - February 22nd 2011 Flights, snorkeling and a brewery.
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