




The luggage finally caught us up before we Left for New Zealand, we had days on desert islands, snorkeling, fishing, kayaking and lazing in the pool. We hired a car for a day, the roads were rough, only really the one main one around the island, drivers very courteous. Despite the military government all was calm, the Asians run most things and Lautoka is almost entirely Indian. Nadi very touristy and more Polynesian. The hotel was expensive but comfortable, it was like being in an episode of The Prisoner with the golf carts floating around everywhere, it was so large you couldn't walk it all . No hassles filming, everyone very friendly, giant frigs in the stream, by Nadi bus station, the locals throw stones at them, says it all I suppose. Temperature well up over 90 some days and very sticky. Guinness at the local shop and some wine so survived, breakies were to die for though. Went on a sailing ship, very enjoyable, Sue dived into the ocean from the top deck, very brave.
2 comments:
Can you confirm the rego of the top image, Dominion Transport, to be DTL.003. Its not been recorded previously.
PT (in Samoa)lyc
The Westbus looks to be Viking CW645, the only differrence being it does not carry striping above the window line as that did in July 2007....?
Regards
PT (in Samoa)
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