Casa De Borgona, Salta, Argentina

By Roy Heale

Nestled in the Andes mountain range, Salta is a city in the heart of the Lerma Valley, at 1,152 metres (3780 feet) above sea level in the north west part of Argentina. Along with its metropolitan…

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We moved Nicaragua to create a business that gives back to the world. We hope to inspire you as you follow us, but if nothing else we hope to just entertain you and give you a unique perspective into the life of two 25 year olds discovering the world while making a better life for those around them.…

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Many of you have been curious about what the most popular alcoholic beverages are in Nicaragua. If you guessed that locals don't drink alcohol you are wrong. The most popular liquor amongst both visitors and locals is Rum. The more luxurious brand of rum is called Flor de Caña (…

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It seems like only yesterday we were talking about summer (finally) arriving. Now the kids are going back to school and we’re headed towards fall. Time goes by so fast when you get older. It’s not always fun to think about, but, as you know, I like to put a positive spin on everything, so to lift your spirits we’re going talk about all the money you can save by booking your travel for fall and winter now (or in the near future). Now that summer is coming to an end, prices on airfare and…

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For many vegans, travel can be something of a challenge. If you’re worried about vegan travel in South America, you’ll be surprised at how easy it can be if you are prepared and go to the right spots.

 

If you want some tips on how to maintain a vegan diet and lifestyle while travelling in South America, visit the Latin Lounge and read "Ten Tips…

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The Mysterious Moai Statues of Easter Island

Easter Island, also known as Rapa Nui and Isla de Pascua, is one of those far away places that we had heard about but never thought we would ever have the opportunity to experience firsthand.

The remote island seems almost fictional, like something out of a childhood bedtime story. At times, it feels as if the island was never meant to be re-discovered by modern man, as if it has a dark…

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Two4Travel

We LOVE to travel and some of the things we want to share with you include: photos, tips, advice, stories, secrets, videos, and fun times!

We go on so many trips together, so if you'd like to follow along on our adventures around the world, you can simply join us on any or all of the following links below:…

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Original post here: http://lifeinasack.net/2011/01/05/back-on-the-road-in-guatemala/

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Rove Magazine Issue #01

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New Design + Mother Nature = Good Friends

There is something....

…about mixing contemporary/modern elements with traditional/natural finishes

that just tickles me pink!

It takes practice to be able to SUCCESSFULLY fuse the industrial and the natural. When it…

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Some people get all worked up over the new fall season of television shows premiering, certain individuals get excited about a new motion picture hitting the silver screen, while others might get overstimulated by the combination of baseball playoffs and the return of the NFL football. But yours truly could care less about all of those distractions. Why? Because the announcement of new airline routes tops them all. While my wife (and a few of you) may think I am a loon for caring so much about… Continue

There are all kinds of little things that make a travel experience more enjoyable, like having an easy way to get coffee throughout the day, or having parking spaces wide enough so you can get out of the car without getting your feet run over. I've been appreciating some of those this trip. Yesterday we went to a local park - and what a park. It knocked the socks off any parks I've seen in the UK, which I've previously considered the land of great parks. Here's why: lots of benches and tables… Continue

Are you planning a trip to New York? This post will offer you some great links and information to plan your visit.

should one bring high technology like a personal computer with them when they travel? Reason and sense is starting to suggest... ... ... yes!

A post about Buying a New Camera. And the feelings of regret from leaving the old one behind.

Welcome to Day 10 on Peter’s Peru Adventure. Day 9 can be found here and all previous entries can be found here… Continue