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Thinking of Seychelles Islands? Thinking of an exotic holiday? Imagine sun and deserted beaches. Think of warm seas 365 days a year. Dream of tropical islands without hurricanes. Dream of beaches - coral white beaches, pink beaches... It sounds like heaven, right? Or just Fantasy Island? Well the Seychelles group of islands is just such a place in the middle of the Indian Ocean.

Seychelles is one of the most unusual of exotic islands. Some call it paradise. Some call it home. It is my home - a gem still to be discovered and enjoyed by the discerning few. Mass tourism here is not encouraged to preserve its character and charm.

Seychelles can be enjoyed the year round. There are no winters here. The temperatures hover around 29 and 30°C during the day and 26 to 27°C at night. So the sea is always warm - come rain or shine. Yes it does rain in the Seychelles and quite heavily at that when it does. The lush green islands are testament to that fact.

The Seychelles is made up of 155 islands in two distinct groups. 42 of these are rocky and mountainous and the rest are flat coral islands - mostly sand cays but some are raised coral islands, like in the Aldabra group.

The sand cays are no more than 3 metres above high water mark, so when there was that huge Tsunami that hit the Indian Ocean a couple of years ago the islanders were understandably concerned, expecting the worse, but other than some simulated extra-high tides on the coast all passed without incidents much to their relief.

Most visitors to Seychelles tend to stay on the rocky islands, two of which rise to a peak of almost 1000 metres (3000ft). For a small island measuring 3 to 5 kilometres (2 to 3 miles) across this is indeed very high. The majority of the population live on the three main islands, Mahe, Praslin and la Digue, which are of ancient granite rocks.

Languages spoken in the Seychelles are English, French and Creole. There are no indigenous natives of Seychelles. All trace their past to the first French settlers and their African slaves. The first European colonists gave way to the English as the war for control of the seas in that region intensified 250 years ago.

Seychelles is a relatively new nation, which attained self-determination in 1976. It is now in what is popularly referred to as the "third republic" phase in its recent history. The late 1970s and early 1980s was a time of upheaval in Seychelles with coups and counter-coup plots but now it is at peace and you can enjoy it without fear.

The islands have weathered their man-made storm and the Seychelles people seem to have put their past behind them and are pulling their weights in a unified direction. The people there are called Seychellois (masculine) and Seychelloise (feminine).

They eat fish at least 10 to 12 times a week, and fishing has always been a favourite pastime in these islands - not surprisingly with such abundance. I've heard seasoned anglers, who travel half way around the world to come fish the Seychelles waters, refer to Seychelles as the GT capital of the world (GT standing for Giant Trevally) and they are real giants attaining 60 pounds or more. Well there are thousands of species of fish in the seas around the Seychelles Islands.

It has not always been all good in Seychelles but the people are easygoing. So as a place to live Seychelles is one of the best in the world. As a holiday destination it is a paradise and second to none. It has a tempered tropical climate, so if you want to run away from your cold winters or your very hot summers Seychelles is the place 365 / 365.

Having said all that don't expect paradise to come cheap. Yes Seychelles is quite costly. Nothing is cheap here. So if you decide to visit or live in Seychelles you should have a fairly large budget. The reason for the high cost of living is that most necessities are imported.

The mainstay of the country's economy used to be cinnamon and coconuts. Since the opening of the Seychelles airport in 1972, this has changed, and now the focus is tourism and industrial fishing, of which tuna is the most important.

This is just a preview of the Seychelles Islands and the exotic holiday that awaits you. For more of that visit the Seychelles-blog. There you'll find tons of useful information to plan your Seychelles holidays, and for living in these unusual islands.

Enjoy the Seychelles Beaches and have fun in these exotic tropical islands of sun, sand, sea and fun...

About The Author:

Louis Moore lives just a short walk to one of the finest beaches in Seychelles. You can see from his info-rich website that he loves these enchanting islands. When he is not writing he enjoys swimming, windsurfing or sailing a Hobbycat. He also gets pleasure from a nice long walk in the mountains of Mahe. Discover these amazing tropical islands that Louis calls home... Go to http://www.seychelles-islands-beaches.com/ and get a free guide to Seychelles Islands and beaches.

Amidst Sand, Castles and Rajputs!

Explore the true beauty of North India!

India is such a magnificent nation that it has won the hearts of even the most discerning tourist. Attracted by the appeal and fascination of its culture, tradition, custom and unmatched hospitality, each year India is visited by numerous tourists from all parts of the world. Whether you want to experience the Maharaja style hospitality or want to feel the wilderness of the tropical woodlands, there is much that India offers to its admirers. If you are planning to make a tour of this fascinating land then make sure you are a part of the Golden Triangle Tour. This tour commences from the capital city Delhi, covers the regal city of Jaipur and ends in the city of Taj Mahal- Agra.

Beginning of the Golden Triangle Tour in Delhi

Begin your day by exploring the political hub of India and its capital city— Delhi. The city has been witness to huge historical events and presently is home to numerous national institutions and landmarks. The Tour to Golden triangle covers all the important tourist destinations. Apart from the sightseeing of Red Fort, Qutub Minar, Humayun's Tomb, India Gate, President's House, Parliament House and Government Secretariat Buildings, shopping at the Connaught Place is also recommended. The lush greenery, wide avenues and lively people make for a beautiful tourist destination that forms an inevitable part of Golden Triangle India Tour.

Gear up for generous glimpses of the stunning palaces of Jaipur

Get ready for a breathtaking journey through the majestic town of Jaipur, which is aptly referred to as the “Pink City”. Featuring pink stucco architecture of the royal mansions and castles in imitation of sandstone, the city is a remarkable destination well-liked for its inimitable stately appeal and enchanting hospitality. The Golden Triangle Tour would cover the various interesting tourist destinations of this excellent town such as Maharaja's City Palace, the Observatory and Ram Niwas Gardens and also visit Hawa Mahal. You just cannot afford to do without camel ride Puppet show and traditional Rajasthani dance. Various jewelry and handicraft products of Jaipur are simply commendable and would make for excellent souvenirs and buys.

A final stop at the place of India’s pride – the Taj Mahal of Agra

Golden Triangle Tour ends with your visit to Agra, which is your last destination in the Golden Triangle Tour! Welcome to the city that is the proud owner of the symbol of love—The Taj Mahal. Nestled exquisitely by the side of meandering River Yamuna, till date the irresistible lure of this spectacular marble architecture has cast an indelible spell in the minds of the tourists. Golden Triangle tour package remains almost incomplete without this beautiful city. The other things to watch here are tomb of Itmad-ud-Daullah, and Agra Fort that contains the Pearl Mosque.

Since your tour begins in the capital city New Delhi, it has excellent transportation networks and is well connected by the air rail and road transport. For the inbound tourists, there are many international airlines that provide the services of the flights connecting New Delhi with the major destinations of the globe.

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What can I do with a 1979 Toyota 4 wheel drive pickup missing the body?it still runs & I don't want to sell?

Maybe weld a sand rail frame to it and drive it off road like that. If I do this will not be street legal but I only plan on driving it around my property for hunting, fishing and hailing stuff like feed or a boat trailer.
I want to know what YOU would do with it. I know what I want to do now what would you do?
If you would sale it say so. Not problem just asking for fun.

I would turn it into a rock crawler or a mud runner!! YEEEHAWW!

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