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| Kerala Cafe / Sea Food Restaurant ...just a large sign, a few poles, a tarp and free Wi Fi |
I, for one, love my internet access. I use mine at home many times a day. People on the boats buy packages so that they can make their internet a bit cheaper on their cruises. Some travelers head to the local MacDonalds where they can usually find free WiFi. I was amazed to find access to it right here on the beach, as this picture shows, under a tarp held up by a few poles. Isn't the Internet great!
I was walking along a path by the Chinese fishing nets, a popular site for tourists when I saw the cafe. I had my camera in hand, taking pictures of things I wanted to see in detail later, but couldn't stop to look at now. If I paused I would be lost to the group who kept moving on. I wanted to stop at this fish stall (just a table on the beach) for the man was so happy to have the tourists walking by.If there had been a bbq and a few brickets close by, I would have stopped for a feast right on the beach.
Arta
Yes, and if offered, you would eat the head including the eye-balls of the fish. Didn't you eat alligator in China?
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ReplyDeleteYes, I had forgotten. I ate alligator and kangaroo in China.
And yes, I am always taking pictures of fish where ever I go. When I look at the pictures later, I sometimes think I can still smell the fish.
I can remember thinking in India, yes, I would like to buy that fish, but I have no where to go and cook it. I am trapped on a boat where someone else is doing all of the cooking. Buying fish is just not going to work for me until I get home. Still, can you imagine how it would taste barbeque-ed with a little lemon on it.
Arta
Arta