‘I Love The Islands’ Filmed At Lalomanu Samoa; Lasting Memories of Beauty Before Tsunami

Posted: October 8, 2009 | Author: PacificEyeWitness.com | Filed under: Breaking News, Community, Current, Earthquake Tsunami Samoa/AmSampa 09, Environment, NZPacific, South Pacific Region, Tourism | Tags: I love the islands, islands, lalomanu, nature, palm trees, paradise, samoa, samoa tsunami, savage, South Coast, Tourism, Upolu | Leave a comment

Check this out if you’re interested in seeing what the South Coast of Upolu looked like, before what Samoa’s Tourism Minister calls ‘Black Tuesday’, following the 8.3 magnitude strong earthquake which struck 200km from Samoa’s capital Apia last Tuesday.

The quake triggered a tsunami wave up to 7 metres across areas of the island.

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