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    Cusco Day 3 - Sacsayhuaman

    PERU | Sat, 5 Oct 2013 | By ericayu | Views [860]

    Today was pretty amazing! We woke up to pouring rain and our hopes of horseback riding were dashed momentarily. But with rain, comes many things that you don't usually get to witness so we suited up and went out. We were driven up to Sacsayhuaman National ... Read more >

    Tags: chicken, hiking, horseback riding, incan, peru, ruins

    Copan Ruinas, Honduras

    HONDURAS | Tue, 4 Jan 2011 | By djnlacey | Views [678]

    After losing a day due to civil unrest in Guatemala we catch a 4 am bus and make it to Copan Ruinas, Honduras by noon.  Having limited time here, we put our tiredness aside and go on a horseback ride up into the mountains.  The ride is nice, the scenery ... Read more >

    Tags: birth, copan ruinas, honduras, horseback riding, los sapos, mayan

    HORSING AROUND!

    AUSTRALIA | Mon, 7 Dec 2009 | By timmyski | Views [935]

    Today we went for a trail ride down to the beach with Gunnamatta Trail rides. It was a lovely ride through the National Park to Gunnamatta Beach. Once we were on the beach we went for a long canter along the sand. It was lots of fun, Tim especially ... Read more >

    Tags: adventure, beaches, horseback riding, horses, road trip, trail rides vantastic, travel, van-tastic adventures, wildlife, world nomads

     

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    The calves’ mothers soon joined the rest of the family to keep a protective eye on their offspring, whilst Mabitsi stood sentinel nearby as we sat with them for half an hour, humbled and privileged by the chance encounter. Seemingly too soon, the group vanished, it never fails to amaze me how such majestically enormous creatures can disappear so quickly and silently. Nature’s inherent beauty lies in its chaotic unpredictability; we may not have found the cubs, but instead we found an entire elephant family: by nkonzo, Views[225]
    The calves’ mothers soon joined the rest of the family to keep a protective eye on their offspring, whilst Mabitsi stood sentinel nearby as we sat with them for half an hour, humbled and privileged by the chance encounter. Seemingly too soon, the group vanished, it never fails to amaze me how such majestically enormous creatures can disappear so quickly and silently. Nature’s inherent beauty lies in its chaotic unpredictability; we may not have found the cubs, but instead we found an entire elephant family

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