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COLOMBIA | Tue, 20 Sep 2011 | By rachelina | Views [3097]
The end
was nigh. Bea and I's flights from Bogota to Europe loomed over us. We decided
to go out with a bang and finish our Colombian adventures in the Darien Gap.
The Darien Gap is the link between South America and Central America, and this
thin ... Read more >
Tags: capurgana, long day, monteria, potholes, salsa, sapzurro, turbo
ARGENTINA | Tue, 1 Sep 2009 | By steffen_graz | Views [3170] | Comments [3]
Herzliche Grüße aus Puerto Obaldia,
dem wohl langweiligsten Ort der Welt! Seit 2 Tagen sitze ich hier
fest! Wie es dazu kam, lest Ihr im folgendem Text!
Also nach der tollen Exkursion auf die
Guajira Halbinsel (letzter Bericht) bin ich ... Read more >
Tags: capurganá, cartagena, puerto obaldia, turbo
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