I also think that these island have allot to offer as far as the different sites a lot of the worlds beauties can be found on these islands. As quoted in the National Geographic article James Michener wrote in 1951, That is it, vast, insignificant Polynesia, ruled badly by several different nations, victimized by all kinds of robber. It is not rich. Its people seem to have few causes to be happy. The article says, Simplicity is one answer.
Quandaries seem to lose their urgency in Polynesia, as if blown away by the sweet Pacific breezes.
Fecundity is another and Beauty is a third. Because food grows on the trees and swims in the ocean surrounding the islands any one can survive by their wits. The islands are also home to several breathtaking beauties. James Michener also stated in answering his own question that the people are what also make the island such a great place to visit with their hospitality and generous behavior. I want to learn more about these things that are mentioned in the magazine along with the governmental issues.