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    "Turn right on Road 124 in .3 miles"

    COSTA RICA | Sat, 29 Sep 2012 | By jvrkeywest | Views [880] | Comments [1]

    We arrived at Juan Santamaria International right on time.  Jet Blue delivered the goods.  Compared to our last flight down on (Kill your) Spirit Airlines, this was like traveling first class!  If you don't know, Jet Blue provides a ton of leg room in ... Read more >

    Tags: airport, cell phone, costa rica, ice, jaco, kolbi, rental car, san jose, sim card, traffic

    Camping & Tramping around Northland

    NEW ZEALAND | Sat, 24 Jan 2009 | By eoghancito | Views [2183]

    We were all quite happy to pack up the next morning and pile into the car rental company's collection car. It took us out to near the airport and we picked up our green flash station wagon rental (MOT 26) with over ... Read more >

    Tags: camping, forest, hot spring, rental car, wildlife

     

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    Perched high on a hillside in the Amdo region of Tibet, Swe Nunnery is home to nearly sixty nuns of all ages belonging to the smallest of the five schools of Buddhism - the Jonang. The Jonang were commonly thought to have vanished in the 17th century, but in recent years have been rediscovered living in remote regions of Tibet, such as this one. Swe Nunnery is currently the only active Jonang Nunnery in Amdo.: by jessbenjamin, Views[399]
    Perched high on a hillside in the Amdo region of Tibet, Swe Nunnery is home to nearly sixty nuns of all ages belonging to the smallest of the five schools of Buddhism - the Jonang. The Jonang were commonly thought to have vanished in the 17th century, but in recent years have been rediscovered living in remote regions of Tibet, such as this one. Swe Nunnery is currently the only active Jonang Nunnery in Amdo.

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