The Beatles Clearly Visited Tonga and Wrote a Song About It

Published: July 3rd 2009Oceania
July 3rd 2009

So I think the title pretty much sums it up but I think I should point out how weird it is anyways. Whenever I’m walking down the street, whether to go to the build or get food, people don’t say hello, they say bye. I have no clue why. It’s like they took and English class and someone switched Hello and Good Bye. It’s really strange but it just seems a little sad to me. It’s like as soon as even a smidge of a potential conversation starts, it’s over. Immediately just bye. So yeah, evidentially the Beatles were here…

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Andrew Krauss

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I'm setting this up to show my travels from 2008-2009 for the Watson Fellowship. For my fellowship I'll be kickin around the South Pacific learning about outrigger canoes: how they're built, what makes 'em go fast, and how I can make them go fast. I'm planning on visiting the Cook Islands, Tahiti, New Zealand, Tonga, Samoa, and possibly the Marshall Islands. If you have any tips please let me know! This blog includes all sorts of stuff. Some of the entries are like a diary entry, telling what's been happening recently. Some are a little story, a different way of saying what's going on.... full info