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Wed, 16 Apr 2014 | By adventurerfever | Views [1657]
“Our cemeteries are above ground, we bury above ground because New Orleans itself is 8 ft below the sea level. And this particular cemetery had a bunch of coffins that actually got loose and were floating up and down the streets”... Read more >
Tags: hurricanes, katrina, mardi gras, new orleans
Tue, 15 Apr 2014 | By adventurerfever | Views [1870]
“24, 25, 26... Here I am. I´m sorry, would you mind?”
Finally. One last flight and I´ll be in New Orleans - I can hardly believe it. I have just found my seat and I´m already feeling what I know will, ... Read more >
Tue, 15 Apr 2014 | By pauluiza | Photo Gallery
Salta, Mendoza and San Rafael
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Tue, 15 Apr 2014 | By pauluiza | Views [2216]
Argentina - Salta, Chepes, Mendoza & San Rafael – Braving the magic land of Chorizo steak & red wine
For some reason Salta feels like home, so we decide to do a bit of housekeeping before moving on to the next place, ... Read more >
Mon, 14 Apr 2014 | By adventurerfever | Views [6408]
FLIGHT ATTENDANT: “You said pasta, right?”
ANDI: Yeah... What do you think about the lightning out there?
FA: Whaaaaaaat?
A: The lightning!
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Tags: fear to fly, flights, storms
Mon, 7 Apr 2014 | By pauluiza | Photo Gallery
Northwest Argentina
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Sat, 5 Apr 2014 | By clare-tamea | Views [832]
Frosty mornings, gold and red leaves, fierce sun in a cobalt blue sky, granite spires and snowy glaciers, clear mountain streams and sandy paths - these have been our days in the Los Glaciares national park, here in Argentinian Patagonia. So lucky are ... Read more >
Sat, 5 Apr 2014 | By pauluiza | Views [700]
Argentina - Corrientes and Salta – All I care about is the air that I breathe…
We cross the border into Argentina and drive all day through the Pampas, Gaucho region and late in the afternoon we reach the very nice city ... Read more >
Wed, 2 Apr 2014 | By clare-tamea | Views [376]
We have seen quite a few glaciers but the Perito Moreno glacier which flows from the South Patagonian Ice Cap is definitely The Big Daddy. Like the ice monster in your freezer compartment, this glacier is one of the few in the world which is still advancing.... Read more >
Sat, 29 Mar 2014 | By andanzascreativas | Views [451]
There was 6AM and I was coming back from dancing all night long, knowing new people and having fun with my friends.
I was walking on the street, near my apartment, without my shoes. I was carrying them on my hands and something amazing happened while ... Read more >
Tags: cold, dancing, mornings, walking
Sun, 16 Mar 2014 | By margitpirsch | Photo Gallery
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Sun, 9 Mar 2014 | By debo | Views [483]
The month of Febuary, Buenos Aires!!
Hello fellow biddle followers!! How are you? Como estan one and all!!! When I last updated I was about to embark on my learning of this fine Spanish language and I was looking forward to a month ... Read more >
Sat, 8 Mar 2014 | By zippy | Views [437]
After a long day and two flights (connection in JFK) im finally here in Argentina. Exhausted, sleep but happy that im here. So far my experience has been great. My spanish is not soo good but I had the guy from immigration, customs and the banco argentina ... Read more >
Tags: buenos aires, city
Sat, 8 Mar 2014 | By screename | Views [268]
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Thu, 27 Feb 2014 | By nickygeeee | Views [240]
Leaving Puerto Madryn for Buenos Aires was such a beautiful bus trip. There was one of the most stunning sunsets I´ve seen as the clouds almost met the horizon so the vast, sprawling plains of inland Patagonia were framed by this vivid pink-orange ... Read more >
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![Tiger's Nest Monastery (Taktsang) - The crowning jewel of Bhutan. Tiger's Nest monastery, 1.5 hours drive away from Paro Valley, is perched at a cliff precariously, and by what legends suggest, strands of the hair of the angels. Guru Padmasambhava - the second Buddha - flew to the spot on the back of a Tigress - hence the more common name of Tiger's Nest. The monastery is built around the cave where Padmasambhava meditated and the head monk, if available, does not hesitate to take travellers to the very stairs that lead down to the sacred site. Owing to its strange and rather lonely location, every step in the monastery can be heard perfectly clear and one can almost imagine, if they closed their eyes, how Padmasambhava's chantings must have echoed in the mountain.: by kavyanjali, Views[1030]](https://s3.amazonaws.com/aphs.worldnomads.com/kavyanjali/43342/IMG_8191_medium.jpg "Tiger's Nest Monastery (Taktsang) - The crowning jewel of Bhutan. Tiger's Nest monastery, 1.5 hours drive away from Paro Valley, is perched at a cliff precariously, and by what legends suggest, strands of the hair of the angels. Guru Padmasambhava - the second Buddha - flew to the spot on the back of a Tigress - hence the more common name of Tiger's Nest. The monastery is built around the cave where Padmasambhava meditated and the head monk, if available, does not hesitate to take travellers to the very stairs that lead down to the sacred site. Owing to its strange and rather lonely location, every step in the monastery can be heard perfectly clear and one can almost imagine, if they closed their eyes, how Padmasambhava's chantings must have echoed in the mountain.: by kavyanjali, Views[1030]")
Tiger's Nest Monastery (Taktsang) - The crowning jewel of Bhutan. Tiger's Nest monastery, 1.5 hours drive away from Paro Valley, is perched at a cliff precariously, and by what legends suggest, strands of the hair of the angels. Guru Padmasambhava - the second Buddha - flew to the spot on the back of a Tigress - hence the more common name of Tiger's Nest. The monastery is built around the cave where Padmasambhava meditated and the head monk, if available, does not hesitate to take travellers to the very stairs that lead down to the sacred site. Owing to its strange and rather lonely location, every step in the monastery can be heard perfectly clear and one can almost imagine, if they closed their eyes, how Padmasambhava's chantings must have echoed in the mountain.
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