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Complete Guide to the Cook Islands - Part 2 of 2

This is the second part of a two part guide to the whole of the Cook Islands, a nation of 15 tiny islands spread across an area of the South Pacific Ocean the size of India. Part one covered ei...  
 
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JUKIO01 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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i hope westerners dont come there and fuck it all up like they did with hawaii. i hope it stays true to the culture and what cook island is all about. cause when i live there secretly on one of the islands, dont want anyone knowing that im there. and i dont want to see planes flying over my treehouse either.
JUKIO01 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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i just complete nature all around me, and no mcdonalds anywhere near
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OH shit! that one dude go to live there for 15 years!!! im going to do that too, persuade the government to let me live on an island all by myself! since i was 12 thats all i want to do. if they dont let me, im just going to do it, find an island that no lives on and build a treehouse! MY DREAMS ARE COMING SOON!! i went to google earth and i scattered the islands, IM REALLY GOING TO DO THIS. if anyone reads this, one day if you visit, will see a guy on an island with a treehouse, its me!
HughJason (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Absolutely FABULOUS! God I'd love to go there.
Paatuki (5 months ago) Show Hide
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Kia Orana.

Thank you so much for posting this clip on the Northern Cooks. I had the pleasure of visiting Mangalongalo (Penrhyn), Manihiki and Rakahanga a few years ago. I loved them! This clip brought back beautiful memories!
meitaki (5 months ago) Show Hide
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You are most welcome. I'm off to Palmerston, Suwarrow, Nassau and Pukapuka next month. I'm sure that will be an equal pleasure.
Toymit (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Kotou katoa means "you all"...May god look after you all would be something like this...na te atua e akono mai kotou katoa toa"
meitaki (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Thanks...that'll teach me to try and be clever!!! :-)
Toymit (9 months ago) Show Hide
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Im not even sure if Im right myself,but its something along those lines if its wrong..
meitaki (9 months ago) Show Hide
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It's a quote from Englishman, William Dashwood who lived on the remote Northern group island of Rakahanga in the 1930s. Writing in 1964 under the nom-de-plume, Julian Hillas he said: If there are places left where a man can grow old contentedly, it is on some such quiet, drowsy atoll, where today is forever and tomorrow never comes; where men live and die, feast and sorrow, while the winds and the waves play over wet sands and gleaming reefs.' Who said YoutTube isn't educational.

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