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  • Eastern Europeans and their facial hair PART 1 Arrived back from the Galapagos and met a woman by the name of Nez. She was eastern european but had no facial hair. She ¨took¨ me to the cultural centre /old city in quito for the first time Posted by lovehate09 in Loved ginger Hated Ginger | Aug 28, 2008
  • Quito We arrived in Quito Sunday afternoon and decided to stay in the old town. After finding a hostel we tried to find somewhere for lunch. The town was surprisingly quiet, the roads were closed to cars and there Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Aug 27, 2008
  • Otavalo From Latacunga we decided to go to Otavalo for a few days as several people had told us it was a nice place to see. We arrived Friday afternoon and spent a while looking around the market in the Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Aug 27, 2008
  • Latacunga and Quilotoa The bus from Puerto Lopez to Latacunga took longer than expected, after leaving at about 5am we finally arrived in the evening and went to the first hostel we saw. Then we explored the very limited choices of places Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Aug 27, 2008
  • Puerto Lopez After our experiences in Riobamba we decided to change our plans, have a break from the mountains and the bad weather and head to the coast. We decided to go to the small town of Puerto Lopez, about half Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Aug 26, 2008
  • Black and White just like life When weighing up all the factors of visiting locations at this stage I think it comes down to it was a)worth it b) not worth it You can try and grade things by how much they cost or just how beautiful they Posted by lovehate09 in Loved ginger Hated Ginger | Aug 25, 2008
  • Lumbisi Festival So the Lumbisi festival was definitely a cultural experience. The town is usually so quite and peaceful despite the stray dogs and chickens. But that was not the case this weekend. The Lumbisians love parades and costumes and there was Posted by sgilmour1 in Un Trozo de la Vida | Aug 25, 2008
  • Tantos Payasos heyheyhey, So it's been a really slow day today. The Lumbisi festival is going on but it's basically just a mariachi band and lots of children dressed as clowns running around. It's actually a little scary. Last night we hung out Posted by sgilmour1 in Un Trozo de la Vida | Aug 23, 2008
  • todo Hi! So I just found out that this blog is 5th on the google search list if you google lumbisi... just goes to show how big of a town it is. So for the past few days we have been doing Posted by sgilmour1 in Un Trozo de la Vida | Aug 21, 2008
  • Lumbisi Hola mi amores! Today all of the other students in my program came to Lumbisi (my town) to do volunteer work. It was so much fun and made me realize how lucky I am to be living in Lumbisi and not Posted by sgilmour1 in Un Trozo de la Vida | Aug 19, 2008
  • I made it to Ecuador! Hi! I´m here and so far I love it. The plane ride here was fine- I slept most of the time. When I got to the Airport where my family was supposed to pick me up they weren´t there. We somehow Posted by sgilmour1 in Un Trozo de la Vida | Aug 18, 2008
  • sabado, 16 de agosto Evo in je en mesec naokoli odkar sem se odlepila od Brnika. Vecina vas je na potovanjih, na morju, pocitnicah.. drzim pesti za tiste, ki delate ali se ze ucite za izpite!! Kaj dogaja na tem koncu sveta? Par dni nazaj sem Posted by Moysa in Americas | Aug 15, 2008
  • Going blind in Riobamba After an overnight bus to Riobamba we had a lazy day looking round the town, organising stuff for the next few days and catching up with things like doing the laundry. The following day we went to Banos a Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Aug 14, 2008
  • Otavalo, Ecuador We left Quito for a small town about 3 hours northwest called Otavalo. Its Saturday market is one of the largest in Ecuador and dates back to Inca times. The bus ride took us through the northern highlands Posted by sslatzer in Steve & Ann's Travel Blog | Aug 9, 2008
  • On to Ecuador We got a bus early in the morning from Mancora to Aguas Verde, the border town. At the previous stop, a women had got on and said that she was coming with us to help us cross the border Posted by katiew in White Around The World | Aug 8, 2008
  • Quito, Ecuador Quito, Ecuador is an alpine city, high in the Andes. The city is actually quite large, and has two very distinct areas: old town, and the metropolitan new town district. The new town area has many Western Posted by sslatzer in Steve & Ann's Travel Blog | Aug 6, 2008
  • Viernes, 1er de Agosto In ze je mimo en teden, odkar sem prisla v Quito. Lahko recem, da sem se navadila na mesto z vsemi svojimi dobrimi in slabimi stranmi, takimi in drugacnimi pikricami. :) Je drug svet! Spanscina laufa, spoznala sem ze kup ljudi, Posted by Moysa in Americas | Jul 29, 2008
  • Runa Tupari Hi everyone, I just got back from Ecuador and I found a really neat lodge (or series of lodges) that is worth checking out. It’s called Runa Tupari. I think it means “meeting the locals” in Quichua, which the Posted by SolimarGo in Travelin' the World | Aug 1, 2008
  • Otavalo and the Equator Hungover from the night before, I took my anti-malarial tablet which I had forgotten to take in my drunken stupor. A while later, when we were getting ready to leave on the truck, I found out why you shouldn't take Posted by oharridge in South America | Jul 25, 2008
  • Quito, Part 2 After the wonder of the Galapagos we were a little disappointed to return to the concrete pick-pocketing jungle of Quito and after the Galapagos, we had spent up! Ollie ran straight to an internet café, "Got to upload the photos, Posted by dee d in South America | Jul 25, 2008
  • Jueves, 24 de Julio Hey everybody, So I left San Francisco, with great memories of the city and all the people I'd been hanging out with together. Thank you. It was hard on getting by without a cell phone, but I managed. It definitely was Posted by Moysa in Americas | Jul 24, 2008
  • Galapagos Islands, Day 5 So, this being our last day on the Galapagos we decided to make the most of it. After leisurely waking in the lovely hotel that cost us a fortune here on Santa Cruz, we decided to hire snorkel gear and Posted by dee d in South America | Jul 24, 2008
  • Galapagos Islands, Day 4 The boat had been travelling overnight so we awoke in the busy harbour of Puerto Ayora (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puerto_Ayora). Our guide hurried to get our things off the boat as some people were leaving the islands that afternoon. The night Posted by oharridge in South America | Jul 23, 2008
  • Galapagos Islands, Day 3 Again we heard the boat bell early to tell us it was time to disembark. The boat had set sail just prior to dawn so as we stepped out into bright sunshine we were anchored at a new island [url=http://www.galapagosonline.com/Islands/islands/Sombrero_Chino/ Posted by dee d in South America | Jul 21, 2008
  • Galapagos Islands, Day 2 The horn on the boat sounded at 6am to get us up for the panga (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panga_%28boat%29) ride to Bartolome Island (http://www.galapagosonline.com/Islands/islands/Bartolome/Bartolome.html), as the sun rose over the v Posted by oharridge in South America | Jul 20, 2008
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