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Here you will read some of the best, most captivating and humorous travel experiences, shared by your fellow travelers.
 
La Virgen de Suyapa
Submitted by Alex on 2006-12-28 21:40:19 (via www.meganlyles.com)
Mmm, grilled meat and yucca. A nice mix of information and humor at a Feria outside Tegucigalpa, Honduras. Lots of photos.   More...
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Somewhere in the Carribean - We're All Going to Die
Submitted by MeganL on 2006-12-22 09:32:54 (via www.meganlyles.com)
A harrowing tale of a near shipwreck in the Carribean, grippingly told. Makes the next few blog entries about the San Blas and Colombia all the sweeter given that we almost lost the writer and photographer!
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A Tortured Traveler
Submitted by Amber on 2006-12-15 02:18:02 (via photosbymartin.com)
Have you ever felt tortured when traveling and started struggling with the reason why you are doing this? It’s interesting how this can turn you into a philosopher and you discover a totally new dimension to traveling, or a confirmation for the purpose of your life. Uuuh, I’ve complicated it…read and you’ll know what I’m talking about.
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In-water Adventure
Submitted by Amber on 2006-12-05 04:06:52 (via www.wired2theworld.com)
This is the part of the diving adventure in Honduras, that at one point almost became another page 12, small print headline, "American Woman Drowns Scuba Diving in Honduras", the navigation of the rusted El Aquila ship, the fun dolphin snorkeling experience and other, all ending with the long flight back - a comedy of errors! Indeed.
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Honduras Frickishness
Submitted by Amber on 2006-12-05 04:03:52 (via www.wired2theworld.com)
"There is nothing like an attempted mugging by a 5 year old to shake up your day" – unheard of! ‘T was also curious to get acquainted with the country roads, the driving on them, the trip to the butterfly farm, and other interesting things. To be continued… with the account on diving.
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El Volcano
Submitted by Amber on 2006-12-04 04:28:16 (via theregoesjohn.com)
I wondered what does a volcano crater look like, too. Now I know, but I also know that I don’t wanna end up ”running down the volcano, …without trees or shelter, amidst sliding rocks and lightning”, like John did… well, it wasn’t that bad. I’d do the same, except I’d insist on having a blanket, instead of stuffing my feet in my backpack to warm up.   More...
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Guess My Riddle
Submitted by Laurentzi on 2006-12-01 03:36:50 (via www.travelblog.org)
A fantastic place, where people are among the friendliest in the world and the island is alive with culture, energy and turmoil; a country with open-minded folk where you can experience countless wonders, where there are no rules and you can express yourself in any way you want, and where the local delicacy is dried mud! What is it? Any ideas?;O)   More...
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Bahamas - Another Paradise Island
Submitted by Laurentzi on 2006-12-01 02:39:45 (via www.realbakingwithrose.com)
The terrific gales of wailing wind and rain make you start thinking tsunami!, the food: an exquisitely silken piece of toro sashimi will leave you with the feeling of patting a soft angora cat only to discover unsheathed and unexpectedly sharp claws, and having delicious ice cream 4desert while smelling antiseptic disinfectant is unforgettable!..;)   More...
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The Dominican Getaway
Submitted by Adele on 2006-12-01 01:40:35 (via realtravel.com)
I never thought of the difference in staying at a rented villa or at an all-inclusive hotel, but there is one, at least in the Dominican Rep. – you get to try home-cooked Dominican meals ;o) Yumm! I also liked the “cascading” part – must be really fun and wild!
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La Isla de Encantada
Submitted by kiwi on 2006-12-01 01:01:20 (via www.travelblog.org)
Very engaging reading. It kinda takes you through the canyoning trip in El Yunque, the out of this world diving experience and the unordinary caving tour to discover that actually the mountains of Puerto Rico used the be the seabed. Surprised? All accompanied by the incessant chirping of Coqui's, small frogs that coat Puerto Rico like icing;o) Eeh!   More...
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