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Santa Cruz to Merida

My short surfing career ended last week as I packed up my sandy tent - which has added a load of weight to my already heavy pack. Lately I've been thinking about what I should ditch to lighten the load, yet everything seems essential. ....well, minus that kilo of yerba (herb for mate) I have. ...

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ryanmyers on September 14 from Merida, Venezuela

from the travel blog: Ryan's First Sabbatical

La Muralla de Urumaco: Un encuentro con la Antropología, La Paleohistoria y La Megafauna De América del SUR.

Un encuentro maravilloso con el pasado geográfico e histórico de la América del Sur es visitar al Pueblo de La Muralla DE URUMACO(Edo. FALCÓN). Hace miles de años el Río ORINOCO (segundo más Largo A.S.) rrecorría con sus meandros los espacios de La Muralla, San Manuel,Cerro Avaria y muchos más...

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Utakire on April 7, 2007 from La Muralla, Venezuela

from the travel blog: La Muralla de Urumaco:Cuna de Fósiiles(zoología y fitología) y del las primera indios de Venezuela y SurAmérica

La Muralla de Urumaco: Un encuentro con la Antropología, La Paleohistoria y La Megafauna De América del SUR.

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Utakire on April 7, 2007 from La Muralla, Venezuela

from the travel blog: La Muralla de Urumaco:Cuna de Fósiiles(zoología y fitología) y del las primera indios de Venezuela y SurAmérica

La Becerrera

Es un caserio a 8km del Pueblo de Santa Ana Estado Trujillo (Venezuela). Se encuentra a unos 1.710 m sobre le nivel del mar y su temperatura promedio anual es de 17 °C.

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siquisai on March 31, 2006 from La Becerrera, Venezuela

from the travel blog: La Becerrera

Parque El Agua

This park is actually on Margarita Island off the coast of Venezuela. It had a ton of cool slides, and a really cool canal ride. The coolest part was a slide that dropped down at like a 90 degree angle! It was crazy - I got a huge weggie!!!

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LMequet on July 27, 2005 from Porlamar, Venezuela

from the travel blog: Margarita Island

Margarita Island

Margarita was so much fun! The island itself is hidden from those who dare not explore the places that are not "tourist friendly." The reason I say this is because only about 3% of the population in Margarita spoke broken English, and only a few Americans and Europeans visit the island every...

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penguins5511 on July 25, 2005 from Porlamar, Venezuela

from the travel blog: Margarita Island

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