Please tell us which country and city you'd like to see the weather in.
Papeari
Papeari is a village on the south coast of Tahiti. It is located in Tahiti-nui district, around 32 miles from Papeete.
History
Papeari is attested in some accounts as Tahiti's oldest village.
Some 19th-century sources attest that Papeari was formerly known as Vaiari (or Wyere), a name attributed to an indigenous group. It houses a harbor with anchorage.
Tourist sites in and near modern Papeari include the former home of the British novelist Robert Keable, who lived there from 1922 until his death in 1927, and a museum dedicated to the French painter Paul Gauguin, also a former resident of the area (from 1891-3).
References
Coordinates: 17°45′S 149°21′W / 17.750°S 149.350°W / -17.750; -149.350
Radio Stations - Papeari
SEARCH FOR RADIOS
Podcasts:
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
-
by Pepper
Zicky's Song
by: PepperIf you had it all, if you had nothing at all
What would you do, not to see your tears fall
Sleeping so still, with a little time to kill
Drink down this thought , swallow this pill
And the world would not move, to let me cry and sooth
The ink would never dry on page, tears fall on words I say about you
About you, about you, about you
Days are just lonely, days are just only
Used up like school books, forgotten like fools, fools
It's a distant constellation dying, In the corner of the sky
I'm not looking for a miracle, just an explanation why about you
About you, about you, about you oh
About you, about you, about you, about you