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  • The night on the isolated beach in hammock under moon light I admit it, I am lazy, and with this relaxed style of life I have become even more lazy, so it is hard for me to write a few lines. But you´ve been asking me to continue writing about my Posted by TatianaN in Travelling aroung Americas | Nov 2, 2009
  • The Town That Time Forgot By the time the fourth landlord turned us away, we started to wonder whether we would ever find a bed for the evening. The night was drawing in, even the camp sites were full, and we were stuck in a Posted by SStills in Stunning Stills - the Travel Blog | Nov 1, 2009
  • The Colombian Islands Picture by Jorge We had full intention of making our way to the Colombian Caribbean islands, however, our tickets were booked spur of the moment when we heard there was a seat sale. With E-t Posted by moveimove in Movement Invites Movement | Oct 21, 2009
  • Buzzing in Salento The bus out of Medellin swirled precariously around the seemingly over lush mountainsides, miraculously clinging effortlessly to the road- much to our relief. All the travelers we met told us Posted by lramos1 in Las Adventuras de Laurita y Adan | Oct 7, 2009
  • Colombia Cartagena & Barranquilla The flight to Cartagena was at 23:00 on a tiny plane that seats about 30. I don't like flying especially these tiny planes. The flight wasn't too bumpy but was glad when we landed as I Posted by Marcos92uk in LASA Tour 2009-10 | Oct 5, 2009
  • First week in Colombia Well, I believe it is time for me to write something new, but there are some many things happening everyday that I don´t have time in the evening to write even a few lines...in any case...I am in Colombia...Aha...And dont Posted by TatianaN in Travelling aroung Americas | Oct 1, 2009
  • Adventure Time A series of TV adverts in Panama showcase the highlights of Colombia and end by proclaiming, ´the only risk is wanting to stay´ If we didn´t have other places to be and perhaps if it wasn´t quite so hot, then Posted by MattAnneka in Burritos y Mojitos | Sep 30, 2009
  • Rio Claro y Medellin It was time to move on to explore other places in Colombia although Bogota has this charm where one can easily spend months or years living in the city. Bogota appears to be the end point for many travelers and Posted by lramos1 in Las Adventuras de Laurita y Adan | Sep 27, 2009
  • Bogota You leave one dangerous South American city only to arrive in another dangerous South American city. Before all of you start thinking: “Well no duh! It’s COLOMBIA”, let us set the record straight. Colombia was no more Posted by moveimove in Movement Invites Movement | Sep 26, 2009
  • Bienvenidos a Sud America We had a nice few days in Cartagena, having finally been allowed off the boat! So we´ve finally made it to South America and it does feel subtly different. There are lots of little things I Posted by MattAnneka in Burritos y Mojitos | Sep 25, 2009
  • South to the Border From Manizales we hit the road early for Cali. We would spend two days there and you’ve already heard the big excitement in that city. While in Cali, we met some great folks and will hopefully run into Posted by sostrander in 3 Down Below | Sep 24, 2009
  • Zipaquira Adam thinks we must have been moles in our previous lives as things pertaining to the underground seem to call out to us. Thus a visit to the salt mines and cathedral in Zipaquira became something we just couldn't miss Posted by lramos1 in Las Adventuras de Laurita y Adan | Sep 22, 2009
  • Bogota Buenos dias everyone!!! After two days of airport travel we finally arrived in the Capital City of Bogota, Colombia. The city sits above 5000 ft. (2600 meters) and is surrounded by green lush rising peaks topped with colonial Posted by lramos1 in Las Adventuras de Laurita y Adan | Sep 20, 2009
  • Solento and the Coffee Zone The scenery in the coffee zone was magnificent. Beautiful vegetative covered mountains, terraced with coffee bean bushes, and haciendas speckled the slopes. But we were back on a bus again and unexpectedly dropped off on the highway. I was tired Posted by sostrander in 3 Down Below | Sep 17, 2009
  • Bogota and the road to Manizales We arrived in Bogota and it was quickly apparent that this was a very different city then good old Medellin. Nevertheless we were fortunate to have booked into a great hostel called Destino Nomad. Not the biggest, or the most amenities Posted by sostrander in 3 Down Below | Sep 13, 2009
  • Reality Check in Cali Colombia I am skipping ahead because this story is too good to wait for sequential publishing. We will resume our regularly scheduled programing after this brief news flash. We arrived in Cali and headed straight for the Casa Blanca Hostel and Posted by sostrander in 3 Down Below | Sep 9, 2009
  • Country #2 Colombia is located in the northwest corner of south america. Colombia is between panama and venezuela the pacific ocean borders columbia on the north west. Colombias population was 39.68 million Posted by eric stubb in eric | Sep 8, 2009
  • San Gil and Villa de Leyva The next few posts will be quick and dirty meaning no time for proper editing and thoughtful sentence structure and ideas. My blog is falling too far behind and I can see myself loosing a grasp if I dont' write Posted by sostrander in 3 Down Below | Sep 8, 2009
  • Bucaramanga: Up Up and Away The night bus to Bucaramanga is comfortable and uneventful. We arrive at 5:30am and even at that hour this city is bustling, I wonder what it will be like in rush hour. There isn't too much to see here but Posted by sostrander in 3 Down Below | Aug 31, 2009
  • Medellin: Poblado is a guilty pleasure After the flowers wilted it was time to see surroundings areas of Medellin. On Wednesdays, our day off from school, we boarded local buses for small picturesque towns within 2 hours. Guatape is a pretty town with a giant Posted by sostrander in 3 Down Below | Aug 23, 2009
  • Flower Power in Medellin Two weeks in Medellin and we are still really enjoying it without any itchy problems or hurdles. Because it's so comfortable here I am scheming on how to return after our time with Chris in Peru and Bolivia. School is going Posted by sostrander in 3 Down Below | Aug 16, 2009
  • Medellin, Colombia: Eternal Spring Medellin, Medellin what a relief to arrive in a city with wonderful temperatures, never below 14 C and never hotter than 24 C. Just what the doctor ordered and my allergies settle down immediately. It's an easy city to maneuver Posted by sostrander in 3 Down Below | Jul 21, 2009
  • Follow up to Ciudad Perdida This is a picture of what our legs resembled (in some shape or form) after being feasted on by mosquitoes and something resembling sandflies. These are Jorge’s legs. He didn’t use any insec Posted by moveimove in Movement Invites Movement | Aug 6, 2009
  • Nest siste vers Naa har jeg reist fra nest siste holdeplass foer Sydpolen, og opp til Caribien. Nesten hele lengden av Soer-Amerika. Og om 14 dager flyr jeg hjem til Oslo. I dag har jeg hatt to dykk rundt Isl Posted by alferling in Alf-Erling tar en tur | Aug 3, 2009
  • Cartagena: Gorgeous City but it's a furnace! Arriving in Cartagena was a blessing but we had the arduous chore of finding a hostel or hotel in a fiery hot city. The temperature hit 35 C by 9am and it was bloody humid as well. Two hotels were full Posted by sostrander in 3 Down Below | Jul 20, 2009
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