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Wallis & Futuna
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"Colonization can at times produce degeneration and suffering, but at other times, as the case of Wallis and Futuna illustrates, the locals can change their position from the colonized to the host to suit their own needs."
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Wallis and Futuna - Gardens, Temples and Volcanoes - South Pacific 3
Highlights of Wallis Island are a fifteenth century Tongan fort, built out of volcanic boulders, and a giant crater lake with plunging walls. After...
Highlights of Wallis Island are a fifteenth century Tongan fort, built out of volcanic boulders, and a giant crater lake with plunging walls. After Kiribati and Marshall Islands this one is positively lofty surrounded by a lagoon that is spectacular when the tide goes out, iridescent turquoise swirls in ultramarine dotted with palm bedecked islets.
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