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Published: July 22nd 2008
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Samoan harbor
We rented a car and drove on some back roads to discover beautiful vistas and villages backed by cliffs spilling over with waterfalls. Sorry for the long wait between posts. We were on an island in Samoa with only
dial up.
Samoa is like Hawaii but there's no dry side of the islands, only green everywhere with lots of waterfalls. The villages have nicely painted houses and fales in all shades of the rainbow. The grass is kept trimmed and bordered by decorative plants and flowers. There's very little trash around compared to Fiji. But... we just miss the big Fijian "Bula!" Don't get me wrong, Samoans are nice and if we hadn't been to Fiji first we probably would think that they were really friendly. We've just been spoiled.
Also, even though Samoan schools are all taught in English, we have a hard time communicating. Yeah, it's their country and our problem but again, we were spoiled in Fiji.
It is incredibly beautiful here though.
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Eric Schmidt
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I love the palm trees and waterfalls. You guys must be having a blast! I guess the Samoans are the unlucky product of American education system unlike the Fijians.