Interesting facts about Norfolk Island

Interessting - Travelogues - Norfolk Island Cemetery

Tombs from all the villages on the island. 1. housing estate, 2. housing estate and Pitcairn settler together with today's people. A walk through the graveyard is worthwhile if you want to get an impression of the island's forerunners. We have been interviewed by our leader with tales from historic magazines and information discovered over the years.

We were taken on a one-hour trip by an outstanding native English speaking leader. It' re comin' to you. We' ve purchased the museum passport, which offers you a reduction and four signs for guided visits to the four musees. High value and we all loved the trips. Were you at the cemetery at Norfolk Island?

10 funny facts we didn't know about Niue Island.

Commonwealth Games. There' s actually a great deal to say for the Commonwealth Games; if it weren't for them (and the BBC high information team), we wouldn't know 10 things we didn't know before, i.e.: (1) Niue Island's main sporting activity is dart. Since Niue Island attracted 34 participants to Melbourne, almost three percent of their populations, if Ireland followed their example we would send a 120,000 people to Beijing.

All Niue Island has is two fighters, which means they have no choice but to fight each other. All Blacks " says Hazel Irvine, Niue Island's Seven League squad has "a Haka to go with the All Blacks". We' re a cannibal, we' re a cannibal, we' re going to capture you, we' re going to rip you up and then have you.

" All of Niue Island's Seven Rugbies and their Haka are barking and not biting. Through the Commonwealth Games, we would not have known that Niue Island existed. And we didn't want to know about it. However, inspired (not inspired) by our interest in Hale Atutolu, we took a look at this intersweb thing and found that Niue Island is suffering from "330 percent" immigrant.

Norfolk Island, most of its 1,800 inhabitants seem to be playing shells. So little to do on Norfolk Island? We now know that Norfolk Island is a three by five no-where vulcanic chunk in the midst of nowhere (i.e. the South Pacific) and was spotted by Captain James Cook (who also happened to stumble upon Niue Island but "got an enemy welcome from the Niuean warriors", i.e. threaten to rip it apart and devour it), who called it after the Duchess of Norfolk, who most likely reacted to the honor as follows: "Chucks - err, thank you.

At a time like this, we can only condemn our forebears who withdrew from the Commonwealth. Unlike the sporting Commonwealth festival, it was a peaceful weekend on the television front. What would the people of London have thought of the fact that the gymnastic trainer of the UK squad at the 1948 Olympic Games in London Helmut Bantz, a prisoner of war from Germany, was beaten up because he was a driver whose aircraft threw one or two bombs on, well, London.

BBC's beautiful A Very British Olympics tells us about Helmut, one of the untold characters of the craziest of all Olympic Games. It would have been even crazier if there were the Norfolk Island cannibal bowlers who, when they capture you, rip you to pieces and ate you.

Ridiculous. Or was that the seven rugbys on Niue Island?