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Concerned guides pointing out every little step to be "careful"
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Felt like sheep herded by 3 dogs - But at times, that was
essential as it was so easy to split off and loose the group
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Aircon dripping water on to the bathroom floor
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Instant coffee but missing hot water, or no cup or no milk
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Cornflakes with hot milk (no cold)
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Stained & ripped sheets
on beds
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Aircon too cold
or wont work
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TV or wifi not working
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Most little problems were fixed quickly when
advised
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Traffic rules ignored.
Comment:- following them would stop movement
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Traffic lanes and pedestrian crossings are only for decoration
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Constant horns everywhere
saying "I am here"
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Vehicles so close but they
seem to avoid touching - most times
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White skinned people are a big target for touting sellers and
beggars.
Many turn out to be nice
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Dust, fumes, noise,
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No stars visible at night Jupiter
Venus and moon only visable
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Hundreds of wind turbines - but no wind???
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Huge gap between the rich and the poor - No welfare -
People were driven
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Piles of rubbish on the streets no wheelie bins.
These diminished over the day different enterprising locals
sorted and removed
food (for cows) metals, plastics, woods and cardboards. Not much
left for the land fill man when he arrived.
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A recommended experience of an
industrious, noisy, but, mainly peaceful, friendly and tolerant
nation. Come with respect and accept the way things are.
Life here is so VERY different and it still works ok.
