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Some TLC for Chiquimula

Since we don’t have to be in Granada, Nicaragua for the volunteer program till next Saturday, Nov. 28th Ryan and I decided to spend this next week lounging on the beach. We got up early this morning and headed for the Nicoya Peninsula where all the popular Costa Rica beaches and surf spots are....

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ryan & debbrial on 12:00 AM from Liberia, Costa Rica

from the travel blog: Us Discovering the Latin Americas

Haciendo el cabra por el desierto

El jueves por la mañanita sali en autobus a Ica, a 5 horas de bus de Lima. De ahi un taxi hasta el oasis de Huacachina. Un paraje que perfectamente podria estar en Argelia, Tunez o Egipto. El oasis de Huacachina esta a 6 kms de Ica, la capital de la region. Y la verdad que no hay mucho que...

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Eka on November 19 from Huacachina, Peru

from the travel blog: Ekaren bidaia

Sharing New Experiences

Yesterday was our second day couch surfing. Marlon had to spend the day studying so while he was cramming we took care of a few errands in the city before leaving to Nicaragua. We headed back into San Jose to pay for my school, did laundry and went to the super Mercado (grocery store) to buy...

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ryan & debbrial on November 20 from Jaco, Costa Rica

from the travel blog: Us Discovering the Latin Americas

Our first Couch Surfing Experience

We left San Jose this morning before breakfast and headed to Escazu to meet up with the guy Ryan might get work from and to take Flip Flop to the veterinarian. (To put it a nice way in the last day or so she has been having stomach problems that hasn’t been coming out so pretty at the other end;...

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ryan & debbrial on November 18 from Escazu, Costa Rica

from the travel blog: Us Discovering the Latin Americas

The Grand Bazaarf

This tunnel of stores just goes on forever and ever. You can buy anything from a pair of socks to chinese bootleg purses. Wait for your souviners, ya'll.

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maya on 12:00 AM from Istanbul, Turkey

from the travel blog: Cruising Around the World

Turkish Tea

I a finally catching up. The national passtime of Turkey is apparently drinking chai (tea) and playing Backgammon. Here is my boss playing the game and the rest of us watchingn and enjoying the tea. We went to a very nice cafe for some rest and relaxation

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maya on 12:00 AM from Istanbul, Turkey

from the travel blog: Cruising Around the World

We are docked on the Side walk

Take a close look at this picture, this town is so small that there is no port. We dock onto the sidewalk! They actually have to shut down the street for the day.

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maya on 12:00 AM from Chios, Greece

from the travel blog: Cruising Around the World

Snow?

On Thursday morning on my walk to school (it was wet and rainy and my hands were full, so I didn't feel like biking), I saw snowflakes! They were really little and melted quickly, but it was officially the first snow of the year. The locals are worried because it hasn't snowed in November for...

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AricMelanie on 12:00 AM from Shanghai, China

from the travel blog: China!

Day 1 - Mount Cameroon

We arrived at Douala via Lagos on the Virgin Nigeria flight. Things worked out quite well for us from here as we could get transport from Douala to Beua in 2 hours, saving us almost half a day. At the Presbeterian Church Guest House, where we camped, we met Lifafa who runs a tour agency down...

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afrikawasbeer on November 18 from Douala, Cameroon

from the travel blog: Traveling Africa Overland

Yarn Market

We went to the yarn market today. I had been to a good one in Shenyang and had been trying to go to one in Harbin forever. Finally I had good directions!!! The material market in Harbin was sooo awesome, I thought up here in freezing Harbin, the yarn market would be the best. I was a bit...

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carseat tourist on 12:00 AM from Harbin, China

from the travel blog: Life in Harbin as an American English Teacher

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