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ECUADOR | Tue, 15 May 2012 | By kaitlynfaebarrett | Photo Gallery

Adventures on the mainland and in the ocean
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Tags: banos, canyoning, cotopaxi, ecuador, llapingachos, mariscal, quito, rappelling, sea lions, ziplining

A journey through Africa

SOUTH AFRICA | Sun, 22 Apr 2012 | By pbuddle | Views [748]

My journey through Africa started with a night in Johannesburg, early the next morning seven of us headed off to the beautiful country of Swaziland. I didn't know much about Swaziland but after two weeks I was in love. This country is amazing! the people ... Read more >

Tags: africa, canyoning, cliff jumping, isv, kloofing, lions, surfing, swaziland, wildlife, ziplining

NO RESTIN' IN LAUNCESTON

AUSTRALIA | Sun, 17 Jan 2010 | By vantastic_tas | Views [1387]

Dara and I did not want to leave Hobart, we had fallen in love. But, there was so much more to see and do so it was time to move on. Our friend Emily from Melbourne came to visit for a week and we were picking her up in Launceston so off we went and ... Read more >

Tags: australia, beer, hang gliding, party, road trip, tasmania, van-tastic adventures, wildlife, wildlife, ziplining

 

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