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Stamm Jakob FuggerDer #Bula Zeitraum wurde verlängert. Sagt allen bescheid 📣 und ändert den Termin in eurem Kalender 📅
Dag-Rune ZA tree with a sunset view to the sea
There are days when settling down and starting a travel business on a Pacific Island feels slightly tempting as an alternative career.
Like this day, years and years ago.
Not the most challenging hike along the ridge to the top of this tropical island, but the stunning view was worth far more than the afternoon light effort.
Backpacking along a Pacific island like Tavewa, hopping along the Yasawa islands chain in Fiji near Equator got its challenges.
Not big ones. But still.
Then, enjoying part of the vast body of water that is the South Pacific, the different size and types of islands, the colours and the outlook into the far horizon, and the different types of vessels people use to get around.
It makes your mind fly and the inspiration flow.
Still does.
#sunset #tree #viewtothesea #guardian #cruiseship #sailboat #mainland #blue #outlook #fishing #sailing #2009CE #Tavewa #Island #Yasawas #Fiji #CoralviewResort #pacific #island #retreat #talesofthepacific #islandjumping #islandarchipelago #Sea #Boat #sun #beauty #beach #villagelife #yasawa #yasawaislands #archipelago #boating #fishing #palmtrees #travelphotography #beachlife #bula #fijian #bluesky #islandlife #backpacking #aroundtheworld
There are days when settling down and starting a travel business on a Pacific Island feels slightly tempting as an alternative career.
Like this day, years and years ago.
Not the most challenging hike along the ridge to the top of this tropical island, but the stunning view was worth far more than the afternoon light effort.
Backpacking along a Pacific island like Tavewa, hopping along the Yasawa islands chain in Fiji near Equator got its challenges.
Not big ones. But still.
Then, enjoying part of the vast body of water that is the South Pacific, the different size and types of islands, the colours and the outlook into the far horizon, and the different types of vessels people use to get around.
It makes your mind fly and the inspiration flow.
Still does.
#sunset #tree #viewtothesea #guardian #cruiseship #sailboat #mainland #blue #outlook #fishing #sailing #2009CE #Tavewa #Island #Yasawas #Fiji #CoralviewResort #pacific #island #retreat #talesofthepacific #islandjumping #islandarchipelago #Sea #Boat #sun #beauty #beach #villagelife #yasawa #yasawaislands #archipelago #boating #fishing #palmtrees #travelphotography #beachlife #bula #fijian #bluesky #islandlife #backpacking #aroundtheworld
Sunset in Yasawa archipelago. Bula!
Here are two words to learn before visiting Fiji.
The most important word in Fiji is “Bula” – a universal greeting that can mean anything from “hello” to “good morning” to “nice to see you” or “hooray”, and further on to “cheers”, “okay”, and “Hear! Hear!”.
Bula means “Life”, and the most direct translation would be “How’s life?”.
Universal importance
During the first few days in Fiji, one might feel overwhelmed or intimidated as a “Bula” is shouted from strangers in a shop, yelled from someone at a bench by the bus stop, or you are greeted with it from a taxi driver. But one soon learns to return the greeting with a smile, a nod, a thank you or yes. Or sometimes Bula in return, when your jetlagged brain starts remembering that is OK, too.
Bula is used constantly. Even in situations where you may expect less informalities. Like when you are attending a kava-ceremony, and a couple of “Bula” is uttered.
A word of thanks
The second most important Fijian word is “Vinaka” – thank you. Less common use than Bula, but still a good second.
Fijian English is a variant of English and not one of the worst variants. You get by with standard English in Fiji, spoken slowly.
However, not all expressions from classical or modern English are well known among the adults and elders. Most young people on the other hand were well-versed in US American pop culture and internet slang. So, it is rarely a challenge to make oneself understood.
https://drzinasia.wordpress.com/2016/11/03/bula-fiji-vinaka/
#2009CE #Fiji #pacific #island #retreat #talesofthepacific #islandjumping #islandarchipelago #Sea #sun #beauty #beach #villagelife #yasawa #yasawaislands #archipelago #fishing #tall #palmtrees #hills #travelphotography #beachlife #bula #fijian #sunset #bluesky #jungle #islandlife #backpacking #aroundtheworld #adventure #art #beachlife #Fijian #English #language #vinaka #oceania #pacific #Sony #Ericsson #W890i #SouthPacific #tiny #travel #usefulphrases
Here are two words to learn before visiting Fiji.
The most important word in Fiji is “Bula” – a universal greeting that can mean anything from “hello” to “good morning” to “nice to see you” or “hooray”, and further on to “cheers”, “okay”, and “Hear! Hear!”.
Bula means “Life”, and the most direct translation would be “How’s life?”.
Universal importance
During the first few days in Fiji, one might feel overwhelmed or intimidated as a “Bula” is shouted from strangers in a shop, yelled from someone at a bench by the bus stop, or you are greeted with it from a taxi driver. But one soon learns to return the greeting with a smile, a nod, a thank you or yes. Or sometimes Bula in return, when your jetlagged brain starts remembering that is OK, too.
Bula is used constantly. Even in situations where you may expect less informalities. Like when you are attending a kava-ceremony, and a couple of “Bula” is uttered.
A word of thanks
The second most important Fijian word is “Vinaka” – thank you. Less common use than Bula, but still a good second.
Fijian English is a variant of English and not one of the worst variants. You get by with standard English in Fiji, spoken slowly.
However, not all expressions from classical or modern English are well known among the adults and elders. Most young people on the other hand were well-versed in US American pop culture and internet slang. So, it is rarely a challenge to make oneself understood.
https://drzinasia.wordpress.com/2016/11/03/bula-fiji-vinaka/
#2009CE #Fiji #pacific #island #retreat #talesofthepacific #islandjumping #islandarchipelago #Sea #sun #beauty #beach #villagelife #yasawa #yasawaislands #archipelago #fishing #tall #palmtrees #hills #travelphotography #beachlife #bula #fijian #sunset #bluesky #jungle #islandlife #backpacking #aroundtheworld #adventure #art #beachlife #Fijian #English #language #vinaka #oceania #pacific #Sony #Ericsson #W890i #SouthPacific #tiny #travel #usefulphrases
Sunset at Nadi Bay, flanked by tall palms and mountains where giants sleep.
The locals around Nadi Bay take great pride in their region of Fiji. They are often boasting about its exceptional weather. Unlike the capital Suva on the east coast, Nadi Bay in the southwest enjoys an abundance of sunshine. Making it a prime spot for visitors and others seeking warm, tropical days in the Pacific.
Adding to its charm, the northern headland of Nadi Bay holds significant historical value. This area was home to Fiji’s first Polynesian settlers, who established communities here approximately 3,500 years ago.
The landscape surrounding the bay is equally remarkable, with a mountain range known as *The Sleeping Giants* rising dramatically from the headland. The formation is striking, with three distinct peaks resembling slumbering "trolls," a comparison to European folklore that locals often make.
One of these "trolls" rests its head near a boulder behind *Smugglers Cove*, a well-known backpacker retreat nestled deep within the bay. A favourite among veteran travellers to these islands. Smugglers Cove is well known for a laid-back atmosphere and welcoming charm. I stayed there and can confirm popular description.
For those eager to explore Fiji’s natural beauty further, *The Garden of the Sleeping Giant* offers a serene escape nearby. This lush nature park is a paradise for plant and wildlife enthusiasts, showcasing the large variety of tropical flora that reflects the island's vibrant biodiversity.
https://drzinasia.wordpress.com/2016/11/03/bula-fiji-vinaka/
#tiny #humans #tall #palmtrees #mountains #beachlife #bula #fijian #sunset #bluesky #jungle #islandlife #Smugglers #Cove #Resort #nadibay #nadi #2009CE #Fiji #pacific #island #retreat #talesofthepacific #islandjumping #islandarchipelago #Sea #Boat #sun #beauty #beach #villagelife #yasawa #yasawaislands #archipelago #boating #fishing #tiny #humans #tall #palmtrees #mountains #travelphotography #beachlife #backpacking
The locals around Nadi Bay take great pride in their region of Fiji. They are often boasting about its exceptional weather. Unlike the capital Suva on the east coast, Nadi Bay in the southwest enjoys an abundance of sunshine. Making it a prime spot for visitors and others seeking warm, tropical days in the Pacific.
Adding to its charm, the northern headland of Nadi Bay holds significant historical value. This area was home to Fiji’s first Polynesian settlers, who established communities here approximately 3,500 years ago.
The landscape surrounding the bay is equally remarkable, with a mountain range known as *The Sleeping Giants* rising dramatically from the headland. The formation is striking, with three distinct peaks resembling slumbering "trolls," a comparison to European folklore that locals often make.
One of these "trolls" rests its head near a boulder behind *Smugglers Cove*, a well-known backpacker retreat nestled deep within the bay. A favourite among veteran travellers to these islands. Smugglers Cove is well known for a laid-back atmosphere and welcoming charm. I stayed there and can confirm popular description.
For those eager to explore Fiji’s natural beauty further, *The Garden of the Sleeping Giant* offers a serene escape nearby. This lush nature park is a paradise for plant and wildlife enthusiasts, showcasing the large variety of tropical flora that reflects the island's vibrant biodiversity.
https://drzinasia.wordpress.com/2016/11/03/bula-fiji-vinaka/
#tiny #humans #tall #palmtrees #mountains #beachlife #bula #fijian #sunset #bluesky #jungle #islandlife #Smugglers #Cove #Resort #nadibay #nadi #2009CE #Fiji #pacific #island #retreat #talesofthepacific #islandjumping #islandarchipelago #Sea #Boat #sun #beauty #beach #villagelife #yasawa #yasawaislands #archipelago #boating #fishing #tiny #humans #tall #palmtrees #mountains #travelphotography #beachlife #backpacking
kunstplazaICYMI: J-Line Hängesessel + Kissen „Bula“ aus Aluminium/Rattan, schwarz https://www.kunstplaza.de/shop/j-line-haengesessel-kissen-bula/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #Hängesessel #JLine #Bula
J-Line Hängesessel + Kissen „Bula“ aus Aluminium/Rattan, schwarz https://www.kunstplaza.de/shop/j-line-haengesessel-kissen-bula/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=mastodon #Hägesessel #JLine #Bula
AllQuakes - EMSC#Earthquake (#lindol) M3.1 strikes 30 km SW of #Bula (#Philippines) 1hr 2min ago. More info: http://m.emsc.eu/?id=1542773
DoomsdaysCWSickness Country
Not far from #Kakadu are deposits of #uranium. #Aboriginals have known to avoid this area for centuries—it is known as "sickness country". The artwork shown here depicts a person with swollen joints—the first signs of radiation poisoning.
#Bula (The Creator) and #Bolung (The #RainbowSerpent)
"Our land was first created by Bula, who came from saltwater country to the north. With his two wives, the Ngallenjilenji, he hunted across the land and in doing so transformed the landscape through his actions. In a number of places, Bula left his image as paintings in rock shelters. Bula finally went under the ground at a number of locations north of Katherine in an area known to us as 'Sickness Country'. It is called this because the area is very dangerous, and should not be disturbed for fear that earthquakes and fire will destroy the world… Bolung the Rainbow Serpent inhabits the deep green pools found in the Second Gorge. We do not fish in the pools where Bolung sits. When fishing close to these pools, we can take only a small portion of the fish caught and throw back the rest in order to appease Bolung. Drinking water must not be taken from these deep pools but rather from the shallow associated waters. Pregnant women and new initiates may not swim in the Katherine River for fear of disturbing Bolung, who must not be spoken to and must be left undisturbed.”
- #Dreamtime of the #Jawoyn people
https://www.artistwd.com/joyzine/australia/abr_culture/sickness_country.php
