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Cook Islands flagPublished: March 15th 2011Oceania » Cook Islands » Rarotonga
March 10th 2011
Today was a relaxing day.  After enjoying a nice batch of cinnamon french toast and a diet coke (soda is friggin expensive here) we spend all day reading by the beach in hammocks.  Already managed to finish off a book (born to run).  Just walking around the beach is nice and after reading about how nike is the devil, it seemed only just to walk around barefoot.  We got a knock on our door around midnight.  Tsunami scare from the earthquake in Japan.  Didn't sleep much waiting for 5am and our impending doom...which obviously didn't come.
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