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Kiwi: Actually we have to pack for a 10 day cruise. 100 lbs. should be enough.
BTW are you from NZ and have you been to FP? ? If so have you seen Fiji bitter there? Its a terrific brew but its not available in the US. Cheers, Larry
BTW are you from NZ and have you been to FP? ? If so have you seen Fiji bitter there? Its a terrific brew but its not available in the US. Cheers, Larry
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Hi Larry
Yes I am from NZ.
I have not been to FP, so I do not know about Fiji Bitter availability there, you may be stuck with Kronenburg or some other French brand. Not that being stuck with Kronenburg would be all that bad.
As far as the South Pacific is concernedI have only been to Fiji (a few times) and the Cook Islands.
Must admit though, I prefer Fiji Gold to Fiji bitter. But on a hot day who would say no to a cold fiji baby (Stubby of Fiji bitter)
I see now why you need the luggage allowance. Would not do to sit at the Captain's table wearing a Sarong and Jandals (Flip Flops). Though it may certainly liven up the conversation.
Good luck on the hunt for the finest of amber liquids. Something, as a New Zealander, which is very close to my heart.
Yes I am from NZ.
I have not been to FP, so I do not know about Fiji Bitter availability there, you may be stuck with Kronenburg or some other French brand. Not that being stuck with Kronenburg would be all that bad.
As far as the South Pacific is concernedI have only been to Fiji (a few times) and the Cook Islands.
Must admit though, I prefer Fiji Gold to Fiji bitter. But on a hot day who would say no to a cold fiji baby (Stubby of Fiji bitter)
I see now why you need the luggage allowance. Would not do to sit at the Captain's table wearing a Sarong and Jandals (Flip Flops). Though it may certainly liven up the conversation.
Good luck on the hunt for the finest of amber liquids. Something, as a New Zealander, which is very close to my heart.


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