Tahiti avec mon Frere

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April 30th 2007

Published: April 30th 2007

One night on Tahiti The first impression you will get when you land in Tahiti is how French the place looks - all the roads signs, people walking around with french baguettes and creperies. The second thing you will notice is the very French reception you will get from everyone on the islands. I am not talking kisses on the cheeks but rather frosty "why are you bothering me?" responses. Still pa... Read Full Entry

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Antony feeding fish

Just like in the underwater picture of Tomi, it seems Antony forgot his swimmers too.

Freaky Fish.

This mother-baby combo looked very odd and a little scary.

Picasso fish and pretty coral.

At sea level.

The smallest hermit crab ever?

They had big crabs too

Attacking fish

Get too close the their rocks and these ones swam out and bit you!!

Four Smyths

Posing after a sweaty climb up to this Three Pines Lookout

Thon en Cru

washed down with Tahiti Drink, bliss!

Sunset on Mo´orea

Colourful images

10th May 2007

Tomi
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Back at home now...
Hi you both! I hope your long wait at the Papeete airport wasn't too painful. If it's any consolation, Tahiti Nui didn't really live up to our expectation partly because it rained quite a lot while we were there, and also it felt so urban compared to Moorea. Still, Antony and I were both very sad the day we left Tahiti. Hopefully our photos turn out as well as yours - if not, we will have to pinch yours!

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