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Lago Chungara to Uyuni (the northern Chilean hotsprings route and crossing the salares)

BOLIVIA | Mon, 6 Sep 2010 | By thefuegoproject | Views [7375] | Comments [8]

Lago Chungara to Uyuni (northern Chilean hotsprings route and crossing the salares) 13/8/10 to 24/8/10                      483km Well, what a difference it made to be in Chile! The strong westerly winds had still been there when we set off from ... Read more >

Tags: bolivia, chile, hotsprings, salar, volcanos, wildlife

Pura Vida...siempre!

COSTA RICA | Sun, 18 Jan 2009 | By cinepunk | Views [1524]

hola todos! Ok, so here I am in Costa Rica.  I've been here for 5 days now, and its been a totally different experience than expected.  Firstly, I haven't visited the beach yet, which is one of the first things that I thought I would be doing when I ... Read more >

Tags: costa rica, expectations, volcanos

BIG island

UNITED STATES OUTLYING ISLANDS | Thu, 4 Dec 2008 | By freedom-sparkles | Views [1713] | Comments [1]

well, whis is my fouth and final attempt to write on this blog. Ever time it has deleted itself or crashed, so this time i am feeling lucky and believe its going to keep going till i have my story told! So where to begin, its been an age since i wrote ... Read more >

Tags: beauty, big island, hawaii, hiking, nature, snorkleing, volcanos

 

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