Tagged With "Fundación Rodolfo Morales"
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Re: Gumbo's Pic of the Day, April 13, 2015: Waimea Canyon, Kauai, Hawaii
My family all climbed to the peak of Malham Tarn in Yorkshire. England. Quite an achievement - 4 hours - but you had that feeling of self satisfaction completing it. When I offered all the kids a drink from my rucksack they all refused. "Dad - could we have something from that Ice Cream van ?" A major road passed within 20 feet. The moral of the story being - Had we driven there for an Ice Cream - then 20 years later - No one would remember our day out ! Malham Tarn Yorkshire England
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Re: Name Your Favorite Restaurants for Atmosphere, Past or Present
One of the most memorable places I ever ate at was a small taco joint in La Paz, Mexico. Sorry, but I don't remember its name. I was on a guided whale watching/kayaking trip and would NEVER have gone in except for our guide saying it was safe to do so. The outside was dingy, dirty, poorly kept -- signals for dysentery if I'd ever seen them (but apparently expected -- make it nice and the vandals will deface it). The inside was clean and simple, but the food was absolutely outstanding!
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Re: Flood of new agents to speed up Customs at JFK and Newark
You're both right of course. No one has the moral high ground on delays. When you transit an airport with several terminals you do need to enter the country first. But hub airports like Kuala Lumpur, Singapore and Bahrain have all been so polite and helpful it makes you realise that there is a better way. I use Philadelphia airport now to enter the US. It rates alongside Orlando as a pleasant experience. Last year I went through passport control in Philly. When asked, I told the officer that...
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Re: Replacing iPhone Abroad
Moral of the story: don't flush your iPhone down the john! What a saga! I'm curious to see how it all plays out.
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Back to Oaxaca: Hoofing It, Zegache to Tilcajete
PortMoresby’s southern Mexico walk this week takes her from a wildly colorful church to an even wilder Carnival celebration.
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In Egypt: Sleeping
PortMoresby ends her Egyptian adventure with thoughts on the wide variety of places she called home…in Cairo, in Luxor and in Aswan.
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Gumbo's Pic of the Day, August 28, 2014: Elk, Banff, Alberta
There are many things I love about summer, one of which is getting out into the sunshine, exploring, and getting close to nature...but not too close. On a recent visit to Banff, my brother and I pulled into a parking lot for...
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5 things to do in Thailand
One of the most beautiful countries in South – East Asia Thailand offers its tourists and visitors unique attractions and recreational activities such as…… Shopping Thailand is well known for it’s busy and bustling markets that are lined up with stalls and shops. Tourists get the privilege to shop at every corner on the streets of Thailand for various items that may catch their attention. Souvenirs such as local handicrafts, wooden carvings, gold and silverware, furniture, pottery and silk.
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July 27, 2019: The Brownie Fountain, Cologne, Germany
A whimsical fountain recreates an old Cologne tale that seems to have a moral—but it's a little hard to say.
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6 Unusual Ways To Get Fit (And Stay Fit)
Some interesting and a few uncommon suggestions for ways to stay fit (sponsored content)
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Re: Visiting Cuba pt 3. + more cars - bikes - taxi - bus and some nice pix too.
I understand your points and sentiments, Garry, and to a large degree agree with your views. I don't condone violating the laws of your country to travel somewhere, no matter how people rationalize it. Just because Americans could go to the US via Canada, doesn't mean they should have. There's lots of places to visit in the world. I don't understand how people making $1 a day can afford computers and cell phones and air conditioning and the like, but suspect there is a massive underground...
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Re: Back to Oaxaca: Hoofing It, Zegache to Tilcajete
This season's hike dates & descriptions have been posted on the 'Hoofing It In Oaxaca' website , for anyone thinking about visiting the city this winter. It's a great way to see wonderful places not otherwise easily accessible, and to meet some lovely people.
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Re: Back to Oaxaca: Hoofing It, Zegache to Tilcajete
So colourful and lively ! You can certainly carry folk along on your travels ��
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Sacre Coeur Basilica, Paris
PHeymont visits what is almost certainly Paris's most visible church, standing at the highest point in the city.
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Airtags: No you can't. Yes you can.
After a world-wide kerfuffle over a supposed ban on bag-tracking AirTags, reality settles in
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EU supporting more rail connections
The EU's transportation chiefs are offering a plan to help open more cross-border rail connections
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An Adventure in Kazakhstan
Despite a host of small difficulties, Jayita finds fascinating scenes and welcoming people on her journey
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Casino de Monte-Carlo, Monaco
Samantha and her husband had a nice time checking out the Casino de Monte-Carlo while in the area.