So its been a very slow week, what with the kids out of school again this week on account of the flu pandemic. This week it was the ministry of health that shut down the schools, so the year 12 and 13 students that were showing up last week aren’t coming this week. So I thought I’d give you a flavor of what its like to come into Apia for me.
The bus costs me about 2 tala, whereas a taxi would cost me 25 – 30 tala. This translates to about 75 cents US. The trip takes about a half hour. Normally the bus is more crowded than the one I took today, so I lucked out. Anyway, enjoy the tour:
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- The beutification process going on at my school
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- Waiting at the bus stop
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- The front of the bus
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- The back of the bus
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- A coconut forest
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- The vailima factory in vaitele
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- The main mormon temple, with mt vaea in the back
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- The steple of the temple
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- The bus stop in Apia
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- A more typical bus ride
[addendum: Just for comparision I wanted to show what a more typical bus ride in Samoa is like. The was the bus I took into apia this morning. There was no sitting room, so I had to stand, by the door no less.]
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