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  • El Dorado We were all shattered after the angel falls excursions and so no one minded a full days truck drive. We stopped at Makro (http://www.makro.com.ve/) to try and buy that nights group cooking food but it was a challenge. Sugar for desert? Posted by dee d in South America | Aug 9, 2008
  • Merida The night bus/mobile hotel arrived 2 hours late into Merida (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%A9rida%2C_M%C3%A9rida), at 11am. The trips to Maracaibo Lake (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maracaibo_Lake) leave from here and is a major tour Posted by oharridge in South America | Jul 31, 2008
  • Into Venezuela This has got to be the most exciting entry this blog has had to date. Prepare yourselves. It was sadly time to leave Colombia and head to the greenery of northern Venezuela (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venezuela) and the luxury of our truck. Posted by dee d in South America | Jul 30, 2008
  • last stretch: coro to caracas this is it, as we are writing we are breathing the last ounces of latin air, because we´re off in less than 24 hours. from coro we undertook an easy 6 hour busride to Valencia, changed to another 1 hour Posted by ankebart in bonnie & clyde | Jul 8, 2008
  • Et après? J'ai eu pourtant bien le temps lors des randos et des longs trajets en bus de reflechir à la suite mais je ne sais toujours pas ce que je veux faire en rentrant. Suis-je serieux et cherche un boulot pour septembre Posted by flavienc in 5 mois sur la cordillère des Andes | Jun 25, 2008
  • Caracas, la fin d'un voyage Dimanche 15 juin 22h30 je suis dans le bus vers Caracas. 12h, de nuit, dans un bus surclimatisé, le réve... Mais je suis tout drole. C'est mon dernier bus... Demain, je serai á Caracas et donc arrivé á la fin de mon voyage. La pointe Posted by flavienc in 5 mois sur la cordillère des Andes | Jun 15, 2008
  • Venezuela Several hours into a tour to Venezuela´s anaconda-infested savanna our tour guide turned down the Manu Chau and asked over his shoulder: "so when are you going to ask me about Chavez?" the lack of response made him clarify his Posted by Atko in the big lap | Jun 24, 2008
  • #Dernières montagnes Lundi 16 juin - Caracas Je suis á l'aeroport. Mais pas encore pour rentrer en Europe. Je rejoins Natmuch (une amie d'Arras) á Maragarita. Elle sillone les oceans avec son homme et m'a proposé de les joindre pour une semaine. Je pars donc pour Posted by flavienc in 5 mois sur la cordillère des Andes | Jun 15, 2008
  • Last Venezuelan Days... Unfortunately I am coming to the end of my stay in Venezuela, moving on to Mexico early tomorrow morning. Yesterday and today have been mainly spent preparing for the next leg of my trip. Yesterday we finally had some water Posted by denzlo in South American Adventure | May 7, 2008
  • Caracas Trip For those on a break at work or with little time the title above sums up in a minimalist style what I have been up to the last four days. This accompanied by the photos below and in my galle Posted by denzlo in South American Adventure | May 6, 2008
  • The day I got initiated into Venezuelan life The last few days have been quite quiet in Maracaibo. With my friend Jurgen working, and that coupled with the fact that I have no money as I have yet to sell my dollars on the black market means I Posted by denzlo in South American Adventure | Apr 30, 2008
  • An Inside Look at Venezuela's Political Landscape CARACAS, Venezuela (Jul. 10, 2007) -- I arrived in Caracas to continue research for my upcoming political thriller entitled Where Spies Go To Die. In hopes of better understanding the complex and ever-changing political environment in Venezu Posted by AC Frieden in The Frieden Trails | Jul 10, 2007
  • And so it begins... Well, here it is, after a few requests, I am going to attempt to keep an online diary of my journey across South America (and Mexico). I cannot promise regular updates, but I will try... Posted by denzlo in South American Adventure | Apr 28, 2008
  • Õupen jor maind "sesenta, por favor" ütles mulle piletimüüjast tädike möödunud kolmapäeva hommikul 08:30 teleferico ehk siis köisraudtee kassas, kui olin küsinud, et palju pilet maksab. 60B ehk ca 15$ musta turu järgi. [img=http://www.travellerspoint.com/photos Posted by jakokruuse in Jako Ladina-Ameerikas | Apr 5, 2008
  • Venezuelast üldisemalt Üritan siin natukene üldisemalt kirjutada sellest, mis mul Venezuela puhul silma jäi. Üldiselt, esmamulje oli suhteliselt ebameeldiv. Täiesti olematu arhitektuur, mingid kastid ainult. Linnad nagu suured sipelgapesad ja suhteliselt arenenud ikka k Posted by jakokruuse in Jako Ladina-Ameerikas | Mar 31, 2008
  • Lugejate küsimustele vastab jällegi Guido Jõgevamaalt Tere loodrid, liiderdajad, hangeldajad ja muidusööjad. Teid tervitab nädala töörügaja. Pesitsen hetkel ikka veel Venezuelas. Linnas nimega Merida. Saabusin siia täna hommikul kl 5 am. Nimelt, siinkandis asub maailma pikim köisraudtee, mis toimetab minusu Posted by jakokruuse in Jako Ladina-Ameerikas | Mar 31, 2008
  • F50 filmikaga tehtud pildid Sai vennaga saadetud koju suurem hulk filmirulle, mille Maris kenasti lasi ilmutada ning siis yles riputas. Aitaaahh!!! Siin nad on... http://www.kodakgallery.com/I.jsp?c=wo1ozbi.ad3ubsza&x=0&y=wrvodc Posted by jakokruuse in Jako Ladina-Ameerikas | Mar 23, 2008
  • Sääsed sööge ausalt sitta, no ma ei või ... vaike apdeit, panin pildid ka juurde Õnnistatud olgu internet, millega hetkel siin miilustan. Ta ei ole kõige kiirem ja ilusam, kuid siiski. Kuna rohi on viimasest postitusest saadik tiba kasvanud, on aeg jälle mõned rahatähed netikasutamise e Posted by jakokruuse in Jako Ladina-Ameerikas | Mar 21, 2008
  • Quito to Georgetown, Guyana We have made it!! We have finally made it to Guyana, URRAH!! The bus trip from Quito to Caracas was quite in order, actually. It took 63 hours, and they went pretty quickly. The bus was excellent, Posted by Flav-Greg in Flavia & Gregory go LA | Sep 14, 2007
  • CARACAS, VENEZUELA We visited Caracas during the Christmas Season of 2005 headed into the new year of 2006. We had high expectations of this place since there seemed to be a lot hot men from Venezuela. I know its a shallow reason Posted by NYCPAPITO in CARACAS, VENEZUELA | Jun 3, 2007
  • Venezuela 1. honking as you drive around a blind corner somehow manages to avoid certain death 2. you have to claim EVERYTHING you bring into Canada... even the things stuck to your shoe Posted by NateKristy in A Todo el Mundo | Feb 25, 2007
  • Venezuela 1. cola = a endearing term to refer to the horrific status of standing in line after line after line. while thousands of venezuelans rushing to carnaval scream at people for steppin Posted by NateKristy in A Todo el Mundo | Feb 22, 2007
  • The road to Icabaru Once again we set off for a couple of days, me, Jimmy, Lobo, Rosa and little Suzie along with Rolfe and Marco left Posada Michelle and Santa Elena behind to travel along the road to Icabaru. Essentially this is Posted by Moonmonkey in South America 2007 | Mar 6, 2007
  • The Gran Sabana We returned to Lobo's after our trip to the Orinoco Delta and decided to spend another night there. I was still feeling pretty ill so I was looking forward to a good night's rest. When we arrived there were some Posted by Moonmonkey in South America 2007 | Mar 6, 2007
  • The Orinoco Delta We jumped in a cab and took the hour's ride to our campsite where we´d be staying for the next 2 nights. It was a great little place with a couple of cabins thatched with palm leaves. Basic Posted by Moonmonkey in South America 2007 | Mar 5, 2007
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