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    Baños waterfall by: moomazza Views[295] Waterfall by: moomazza Views[304] Baños Cathedral by: moomazza Views[459] Baños mountains by: moomazza Views[380] Parque Central by: moomazza Views[511]
     
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    Día21-22-23: Disfruto la ciudad sagrada de Varanasi y... recibo un "ataque" divino!!!!!

    SPAIN | Sun, 22 Aug 2010 | By dayangchi | Views [659]

    Con un relajado desayuno en el jardín y un té para despedirme de mis amiguitos de la tienda de enfrente casi se hizo hora de ir al aeropuerto... así que recogí trastos y, como quién no quiere la cosa, ya estaba encima del avión. Empiezo a volverme ... Read more >

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    Fig 2. The deadly road from Macara to Guayaquil as seen from a public bus, winded and burrowed through the Andean mountains, or Sierra. Looking at my GPS it revealed an altitude of 2800 meters above sea level. Up here the air is much thinner and refreshingly chilly. Many roads wind through the mountain range from town to town, few cars are seen as most people prefer to put their trust in a coach driver who travels at such high speeds with split second judgment that it would suggest they either know the road like the back of their hand, or as indicated by the vast amount of religious paraphernalia on their dashboards, have faith in something greater to guide them.: by aartfielder, Views[438]
    Fig 2. The deadly road from Macara to Guayaquil as seen from a public bus, winded and burrowed through the Andean mountains, or Sierra. Looking at my GPS it revealed an altitude of 2800 meters above sea level. Up here the air is much thinner and refreshingly chilly. Many roads wind through the mountain range from town to town, few cars are seen as most people prefer to put their trust in a coach driver who travels at such high speeds with split second judgment that it would suggest they either know the road like the back of their hand, or as indicated by the vast amount of religious paraphernalia on their dashboards, have faith in something greater to guide them.

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