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| | Guide to Apia Western Samoa |
 | | Several of these morsels of Earth constitute Samoa, a group of large and small landmasses where lie a bounty of beautiful forest, secluded beaches, and fascinating cultures, some native to the area, some colonial in origin. |
 | | When stepping off the plane and traveling into the capital, Apia, you don't immediately get the sense that you're in a place far different than what you're used to, but there's something peculiar, yet charming about Samoa that cannot be described in few (or even many) words; something that must be experience first hand. |
 | | Yes, Apia is a very easy place to traverse, even without the aid of road signs or landmarks, but you may grow weary from walking your way about, and when you do, taxis are the next best method to take. |
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