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Night of the Museums

By Marcelo Barbon on November 22, 2009 in Argentina, Buenos Aires, Photos, South America

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If you didn’t come to Buenos Aires yet, you can’t imagine how Culture (with a big C) is alive around its many streets, avenues, and “caminitos”. Well, so I must tell you: Buenos Aires has...

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Hanging out at the UN Base of the Demo Republic of the Congo…..

By Craig Ouellette on November 21, 2009 in Africa, Congo, Photos

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So I'm hanging out at the UN base in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, located in the city of Goma. I'm taking pictures of an active volcano in the distance and this DRC Soldier marches up...

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Los Chorros

By Brian Horstman on November 18, 2009 in Ecuador, Photos, South America

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Pictured above is the author standing near the calm and beautiful stream that flows just below one of several massive waterfalls that are referred to unassumingly as los chorros. The name translates more or less...

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Sketch for a Swiss Escapade

By Jackie Grandchamps on November 14, 2009 in California, Europe, Geneva, North America, Photos, San Francisco/Bay Area, Switzerland, USA

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I just wanted to share with you some details of my recent stay in Switzerland: half for pleasure and half scouting for places to soon offer a new tour in Switzerland.As usual, my main concern...

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Philippines-Northern Samar

By Judy Razon on November 11, 2009 in Asia, Pacific, Philippines, Photos

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Separated from Luzon Island by the San Bernardino Strait, Samar is way off the beaten path. While Palawan is touted as the ‘last frontier’ in Philippine tourism, Samar, especially Northern Samar, may very well...

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Back on Two Wheels

By Jeff Lee on November 4, 2009 in Asia, Photos, Southeast Asia, Vietnam

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I had deluded myself that it might be possible to go through our whole trip without having to set butt on the dreaded and ubiquitous motorbike. We went through all of Indonesia and China...

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Philippines- Siquijor, Island of Fire

By Judy Razon on November 2, 2009 in Asia, Pacific, Philippines, Photos

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An enchanting and, as legend has it, enchanted island in the Visayan region of the Philippine archipelago, Siquijor has a charm all its own. From pristine white-sand beaches to centuries-old relics, this island is a...

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Hanging In Tela, Roatan, La Ceiba….

By Jeff Lee on October 30, 2009 in Central America, Honduras, Photos

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Roatan, while admittedly touristy, is fabulous. Our stay on the West End, despite a few days of rain was pretty much perfect. To offset the inflated costs that came with staying on an...

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Night of the Museums

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Sketch for a Swiss Escapade

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Hanging In Tela, Roatan, La Ceiba….

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