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| Ahhh. | Ahhh!! | Think Hemingway | Kid and His Car |
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Rarotonga is a fun little island. It has a very laid-back visitor-friendly culture. After checking out Aitutaki, we went to "Raro" for about four or five days and we found plenty to do or not. I wasn't expecting adventure or haut culture, and neither of these were particularly available. But the island is a super place to while away the daytime between nights of self-generated revelry. |
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You Gotta Be Kidding |
I'd Telecommute |
Same Old Thing |
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| Lunch in Avarua | Some Magic | Land of the Lost | Snorkeling |
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I guess my favorite feature of this island was the sunsets. Every night the sky blossomed into a spectacular symphony of color. These magical lightshows seemed to last and last. They ought to sell tickets. |
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| Leaving the Party | Blue Sky | Looking for Food? | Again, the Car |
| We had the good fortune to celebrate a new year's eve in Avarua, specifically at Trader Jack's tavern. It was a night of debauchery to be sure. We met quite a few fellow travelers, and one fuzzy-eyed vagabond actually managed a decent shot of the crew of us that night. |
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| Small Palm | Very High Stress Levels | Happy New Year! | Deadly |
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| Where's My Dinner? | Nice Sky | Swarm O' Fish | Palm Frame |
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If you have a good book or two and you want to do some easy time, Rarotonga is a relaxing, inexpensive little gig. Come to think of it - somebody sign me up! |
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| Guide Book | The Car, Again?! | The Bar | First Dance of 1999 | Waiting |
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