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Costa Rica Part 1 - San Jose, Puerto Viejo & Cahuita!!!

After some seriously long greyhound journeys in the States our 2 1/2 hour plane flight to San Jose seemed very short indeed. The first port of call was San Jose downtown which acts as a main hub for public travel throughout the country. The cheeky bus driver thought he could get away with short...

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SupandNic on February 8 from San Jose, Costa Rica

from the travel blog: Sup and Nic's World Tour!

Varanasi ... ancient city, trapped in time

Our company provided the following summary of Varanasi, which we want to pass on to you all: “Picturesquely situated on the crescent shaped left bank of the holy River Ganges, Varanasi, is one of the ancient seats of learning in India. It is said to be a compound of the names of two...

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ECRadventure on January 31 from Varanasi, India

from the travel blog: ECRadventure's Travel Blog

Livin' it up in the Hellhole of the Pacific

Kia Ora, everyone! After 30+ hours of travel, I finally made it out of the Land of the Morning Calm and into Auckland, New Zealand. After a few days in Auckland to shake the jet lag and get my feet on the ground again, I headed north to Paihia in the beautiful Bay of Islands. A little...

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alli_ockinga on February 8 from Paihia, New Zealand

from the travel blog: New Zealand!

New Year, New Decade, New Start

Despite the fact I worked New Years Eve I still managed to have a wicked night though I probably shouldn't have acepted EVERY shot offered to me or at least stopped when my basic motor functions began to deteriorate and the ability to swallow left me. It was a fun night though with Family...

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Claire on January 2 from Auckland, New Zealand

from the travel blog: Tiny Little NZ Road Trip

How To Relax In Queenstown

So apparently Queenstown isn't all about jumping off stuff or out of things. No, really, it's possible to visit to NZ's adventure capital and leave with your adrenalin levels at a level your heart doctor would approve of and your internal organs where you left them. My best mate in Auckland,...

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Claire on October 8 from Queenstown, New Zealand

from the travel blog: Tiny Little NZ Road Trip

We're in Paradise. Literally

We took a train up to Gokarn, and arrived safely after a day's travel. After battling touts who wanted to charge us 400 rupees to get to the beach, we landed in the sand with our heavy backpacks, and set out to find a place to stay. Backpacking on a beach in barefeet... in the dark. Only in...

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Capto on February 8 from Gokarn, India

from the travel blog: Two months in Limbo

Bye Bye South Pole

The past two weeks I have felt so excited and anxious about getting out of the cold and hitting some beaches down under. Those plans vanished when my boss presented our crew with the opportunity to work for an additional month. No one took the bait except for me and two others. I figured I...

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JCinTheSouthPole on February 7 from Escalante, United States

from the travel blog: South Pole

Doi Suthep Nov '97

Lastly, we visited the palace of the King's late mother at Doi Tung. She spent much of her life in this palace, where she was instrumental in getting the local farmers to stop growing opium and planting fruits, vegetables and coffee instead. Her palace gardens are open to the public, and are a...

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Brian and SomchaI on February 7 from Mae Sai, Thailand

from the travel blog: Northern Thailand Nov '97

Chiang Saen Nov '97

We also visited Chiang Saen, which calls for a bit more history of Lanna (sorry!). When the Thai tribes first came down from China into modern day Thailand, around 500 AD, Chiang Saen was the first settlement. The Thais quickly fragmented into lots of feuding kingdoms, and Chiang Saen was a bit...

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Brian and SomchaI on February 7 from Chiang Saen, Thailand

from the travel blog: Northern Thailand Nov '97

Mae Sai Nov '97

I think I'm going to stop experimenting with multipicture posts. My first attempt turned the text orange in the first Chiang Rai post. (pardon the intrusion from 2010, but just ignore these various formatting comments; they relate to the old blog and die out pretty soon. I'm just too lazy to...

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Brian and SomchaI on February 7 from Mae Sai, Thailand

from the travel blog: Northern Thailand Nov '97

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