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Author: Michael James
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Week 236 – September 19th – South Island trip – Part 8
A panoramic view from the lodge of Chamarel sands. 
The seven sands of Chamarel sands. 
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Week 236 – September 19th – South Island trip – Part 7
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Week 236 – September 19th – South Island trip – Part 6
The next stop on our tour, was the Black River Gorges National Park and saw these huge tortoises.
How BIG? 
As seems to be case with most animal pictures, they are eating 
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Week 236 – September 19th – South Island trip – Part 5
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Week 236 – September 19th – South Island trip – Part 4
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Week 236 – September 19th – South Island trip – Part 3
Amazing how tall these statues are. 
Grand Bassin Temple and lake 
God of sun and has we stood here, the sun came out for the 1st time today. Spooky -
Week 236 – September 19th – South Island trip – Part 2
So much details goes into the making of the ships. 
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Week 236 – September 19th – South Island trip – Part 1
Today we had a chauffeur driven tour of the South Island of Mauritius. We had a wonderful driver called Dave, who on the journey to the 1st stopping point, told us all about sugar cane fields, as this is a major income for Mauritius.
The sugar cane fields are changed after every 7 years.
Hope you enjoy the pictures?
This is where Mauritius was formed from a volcano. It’s still active, but thankfully hasn’t erupted for many many years. 
We then stopped at a boat factory, where the ladies do all the rigging for the ships made. 
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Week 236 – September 19th – Health survey
It was nice to receive this email from Office for National Statistics and thanking me for my time with doing the NHS survey.
“You are making a difference
We would like to thank you for taking part in the Health Insight Survey so far. You are helping us collect valuable information that feeds into improvements in local health services, national NHS policy and the delivery of primary care. The first results have now been published, click here to read them.”
I’ll have a drink on the beach for their thanks. 😃
