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Mirissa to Tissa...

A day on the bus

We left Mirissa this morning and caught a local bus to Tissa,where we will be going on safari tomorrow. We had to change buses at Matara station,so saw this as an opportunity to try our first traditional Sri Lankan breakfast. We had a vegetable and egg rotti and full fat coke each...AMAZING!!!!!! It's a stuffed pancake with a spicy egg or veg filling that's sold at street vendors. We will be having them again I'm sure.

Just as we boarded our second bus of the day Jason gave me a panic attack. "I've lost my wallet,stop the bus". He'd turned grey as it had all of our money in. We quickly jumped off the bus with all of our bags,only to find that he had zipped it away in another compartment. It took a good 10 minutes for Jason to stop sweating with panic. (At least it wasn't my error).

We've just got to our hotel, Lake Edge Holiday Inn. It seems nice so far. There was a wedding finishing when we arrived. If only Jason hadn't made us get off that first bus as there was apparently an offering of free food from the wedding buffet. You all know I like my food. Gutted.

We're just gonna spend the evening chilling tonight around the hotel. There's a lake side view and hammocks where we can catch up on The Wire series and relax for the evening.

We've got a 5.00am start tomorrow for safari with a hope of seeing leopards...keep your fingers crossed.

Lots of love xxx

Posted by bloorsontour 06:27

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Oh dear! Glad all was well, anyway!
REALLY looking forward to some photos of the safari! Everything's crossed!
:-)
xxx

by Debra Findler

Men, if you had thought you had lost the wallet Jase would have gone spare lol glad he found it though, some great pics already pls send more Xxx

by Diane Howle

Glad you managed to find the wallet. I can't wait to see the safari photos. Lots and lots of love xxxx

by mutsi

Sounds great! Keep skyping/hanging out. Even if I do have to see Jase's mush too!

by Tom Findler

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