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Trekking in Chapada Diamantina

We could hear the waterfall before we saw it. We were gonna see it from 2 places, first from the side, then on top. the view from the side was just incredible, the waterfall itself was not very strong but it was 400 meters long, which is quite enough to make it impressive, and the view on all sides are mountains! we had our lunch here, and I dont think any of us has ever had lunch with more beatiful scenery!
permalink written by  agnesola on July 20, 2007
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The Fury and the Filth

So we have arrived in Mongolia. Well, the airport is less than 5 star. I wwould say a 2 at best. a grey concrete bunker of nothingness welcoming us into the country. it was a precursor of what was to come. should not have been surprised when the airport was such a dump. Basically, within...

permalink written by  adamski752 on August 30, 2008 from Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
from the travel blog: Adam's Leisurely Return Home
tagged MongolianCountryside



Munich_The Toy's Museum on Munich piazza.

I visited my friend who is in Munich 3 years ago. I also visited some cities of Europe . I like that traveling, so i am going to visit Europe next year again . I like Europe and Munich beer, even some German don't speak English or Chinese.:P My first Europe trip blog is about The Toy's Museum...

permalink written by  summer on September 05, 2008 from Munich, Germany
from the travel blog: 20 DAYS IN EUROPE
tagged Museum, Germany, Europe, Munich and Toy



Whitsunday Islands

Hi.. At this moment I'm back in Airlie Beach after a wonderfull sailing trip on the vessel "Spank Me" The vessel had an total of 24 Pax and 4 crew.. We have been sailing around 3 island of 72... We have been diving snorkeling and ofcourse drinking! The vessel was a bit back to...

permalink written by  Kristian Kossen on September 04, 2008 from Airlie Beach, Austria
from the travel blog: Trip around the world
tagged Whitsunday



One More Time, Baby!

Last night was a special night. A very special night. Earlier in the week I was invited to a welcome dinner for the new foreign language teachers. I was told that the principle was so impressed with our first impression that she wanted to host an official dinner to welcome us to Korea. So,...

permalink written by  Rachel in Korea! on September 04, 2008 from Seoul, South Korea
from the travel blog: South Korea, 2008-2009
tagged Food and NamMun



Day 16

Cairo is a difficult city in many ways and has definitely worn us out. But that's not to say that we've given up. Today, our final day, we toured Islamic Cairo - the Citadel, a few mosques, and the bazaar. Frankly, all were pretty unimpressive but Ellery did some good bargaining for...

permalink written by  shoshtrvls on September 02, 2008 from Cairo, Egypt
from the travel blog: Israel, Jordan and Egypt (2008)



Day 15

Well, vacation is almost over and I think Ellery is ready to be home. Me too, just a bit. There's only so much new information and experiences that the mind can take in at one time. This morning started with an early drive through the countryside surrounding Cairo to Saqqara, home of the...

permalink written by  shoshtrvls on September 01, 2008 from Cairo, Egypt
from the travel blog: Israel, Jordan and Egypt (2008)



Day 14

Another wonderous day -- meaning another Wonder of the World. We started the day by heading to Giza and seeing the Pyramids and the Sphinx. While not exactly in Cairo, they are part of this city. Except for the spectacle of the edifices themselves, and the life around them (the stalls, camel...

permalink written by  shoshtrvls on August 31, 2008 from Cairo, Egypt
from the travel blog: Israel, Jordan and Egypt (2008)



Day 13

Yesterday never really ended … at about 1:00 this morning, we arrived at Mt. Sinai and almost immediately climbed on our camels (yes, we’re wusses but we were more interested in making it to the top on time than in winning any fitness contest) to begin the climb to the top. We reached the end of...

permalink written by  shoshtrvls on August 30, 2008 from 'Uqrat Safhah, Egypt
from the travel blog: Israel, Jordan and Egypt (2008)



Day 12

Nothing much to report today, as we spent nearly all of it at the hotel pool. Around 8:30, after a lengthy chat about U.S. politics with Rami, the owner of one of the travel agencies in the hotel, we hopped on a boat to cross the Red Sea to Taba, in Eqypt, where our Egyptian guide and drivers...

permalink written by  shoshtrvls on August 29, 2008 from Al 'Aqabah, Jordan
from the travel blog: Israel, Jordan and Egypt (2008)



Day 12

Nothing much to report today, as we spent nearly all of it at the hotel pool. Around 8:30, after a lengthy chat about U.S. politics with Rami, the owner of one of the travel agencies in the hotel, we hopped on a boat to cross the Red Sea to Taba, in Eqypt, where our Egyptian guide and drivers...

permalink written by  shoshtrvls on August 29, 2008 from Al 'Aqabah, Jordan
from the travel blog: Israel, Jordan and Egypt (2008)


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