And when the owner isn't at home?
But a plant is growing inside the toilet?
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And when the owner isn't at home?
But a plant is growing inside the toilet?
In this case, there are two options:
That's entirely possible - rains may have gradually washed enough soil into the toilet for something to grow there. From time to time I pull some weeds on the patio that take hold under the tiles, laid on a plastic platforms - there's no light but plenty of space.
Yes, me too, for the same reason. I also enjoy finding out more details about these places from the local people. My favorite place in this regard was an abandoned house on Anse Caiman on La Digue. Not so deserted now though, as they've built a bar nearby...
You're welcome (-: Glad you've enjoyed reading & photos.amsel hat geschrieben: ↑26 Jun 2023 20:23 Thank you very much for your travelogue!
Is the Royal Huahine resort still open (the one with the own)? I remember some locals looking forward to it closing forever. The article you posted also confirmed that the local population in all of FP has somewhat mixed feelings about tourism.
I am very much looking forward to the continuation of your report!
Same here. On a smale scale it wouldn't bother me. But the amount of Bungalow-lined boardwalks covering the most beautiful bays on Moorea for example, is just destroying the natural beauty. It's a bit like beach loungers and parasols on Anse Coco etc. I just disapprove.
And no entrance fee?
Hmm, isn't this island the most expensive of all?
There were no fees, the toilets were accessible free of charge. So were the official hiking trails. Well, with a couple of exceptions in Tahiti, as I recall - for some trails you had to get a permit from City Hall, for example, Fautaua Valley and a few others if I remember correctly.
Yes, Bora Bora, if we are talking about "casual" islands, in the sense of accessibility - either on an Air Tahiti pass or via a regular ferry line, such as the Apetahi Express. It is one of the more expensive islands, or otherwise, it can be the most expensive - if you choose some luxury category of accommodation in OWB on some motu.
Well, Seychelles want to have money for more and more hiking trails.Bong!!! hat geschrieben: ↑13 Jul 2023 04:18There were no fees, the toilets were accessible free of charge. So were the official hiking trails. Well, with a couple of exceptions in Tahiti, as I recall - for some trails you had to get a permit from City Hall, for example, Fautaua Valley and a few others if I remember correctly.
About 16 €?