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Stanley
10th February 2010
Our last night was spent at pretty Stanley. We will have fond memories of the Falklands. Everywhere we stayed, the British hospitality was warm and welcoming. The “full English” breakfasts were a real treat. Falkland Islands Holidays arranged our trip. Everything went so smoothly.
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The islands are privately owned, where sheep and cattle live side by side with the wildlife. The owners have allowed tourists to come and stay and share it all.
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The pilots flying between the islands on a daily basis in such winds are real legends. They will still fly when the wind is too strong for the ferry to sail. The scariest part however, was the weigh in before boarding the flight.
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