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Tag Archives: fishing boats
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
 We are having property management problems yet again. Our little holiday cottage, which sits perched on a quiet beach in Koh Samui, Thailand, has been orphaned once more. The situation is not as serious as it was 18 months ago, but it is still distressing to try to deal with agents and cleaners and bills when we are…
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Posted inEvery Day Life,Thailand,TravelTags: animals,Bay of Thailand,beach,blog,boats,buddhism,buddhist,fishing boats,sky,sunset
 Some stories are better than fiction. In Eden, where we now live, people have had a long relationship with the sea and the sea’s creatures – especially whales. The earliest inhabitants of the area, the Thawa people of the Yuin nation, conducted ceremonies and feasts in honour of killer whales - orcas – whom they called Beowas; ”brothers” or “kin”. Because these…
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Posted inAustralia,Museum,Nature,WorkTags: blog,boats,fishing,fishing boats,museum,nature,Photo Blog,travel,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall,whales
 White coral sands, emerald green seas, copious sunshine and fresh, briny salt air: truly a perfect three days. A little more wind would have been nice, especially as we were trying to sail, but really – you can’t have everything! Whenever we are on one of Thailand’s many islands, we try to spend some time on the…
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Posted inAdventure,Nature,Sailing,Thailand,TravelTags: Bay of Thailand,beach,blog,boats,fishing boats,National Park,nature,Photo Blog,sailing,thai,Thailand,travel,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall,water
 It is off-season here in Eden. The days are very quiet, and the evenings are even quieter. The kids are back at school and the humpback whales are feeding in Antarctica. The local caravan parks are almost empty of visitors and it’s easy to get a parking space on main street or an outside table…
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Posted inArchitecture,Australia,Nature,TravelTags: architecture,beach,blog,boats,fishing,fishing boats,National Park,nature,people,Photo Blog,travel,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall
Saturday, October 8, 2011
 What we think we need is so dependendent on what we already have. Earlier this week, my husband and I drove the six-plus hours south from Sydney to Eden, a coastal town in New South Wales, Australia. We are having some work done on a small house we bought there in preparation for our relocation at the end…
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Posted inCambodia,Every Day Life,Nature,WorkTags: blog,boats,children,fish,fishing,fishing boats,nature,people,Photo Blog,rural,travel,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall,work
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