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The Best Hostels in Latin America
Travelling for a year, constantly on the move, rarely staying more than three or four days in one place, where I end up staying makes a huge difference to my my stress levels. End up in a nice hostel,… more →
Itinerant Londoner
The Best Hostels in Latin America
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Geoff wrote 1 month ago: Travelling for a year, constantly on the move, rarely staying more than three or four days in one pl … more →
Trip to Chihuahua April 2007
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Creel, Mexico – Random But Nice
vivalatinamerica wrote 2 months ago: Poor old Creel is suffering from a bit of an identity crisis. On the one hand, it’s a small village … more →
Sevilla takes day-glo lime jersey in Chihuahua.
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walshworld wrote 2 months ago: Sevilla: King of Chihuahua. Dead chicken in Chihuahua. The mountainous 153k etapa from Creel to Guac … more →
Day 295 – 29th September 09
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TravellingStrom wrote 2 months ago: Tuesday – Creel, Mexico A day full of twisties, but also extremes of temperatures and road condition … more →
PAN reflects on July's election defeat
dbmwilson wrote 3 months ago: The PAN marked the 70th anniversary of its creation in 1939 at the same time that the ‘Committee of … more →
Fancy Shoes
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bookworm4evr wrote 4 months ago: Jaion doesn't like this cover, as it looks like a typical dragon/damsel story. I like it. Th … more →
Fear and loathing inside the PAN
dbmwilson wrote 4 months ago: Only former presidential private secretary César Nava registered to run for PAN party president, aft … more →
Of books and memory and bad knitting patterns
Azalea wrote 5 months ago: Having just finished The making of modern medicine, I was thinking about early medicine and its horr … more →
Partner With Us: "I Heart: MEXICO"
Shawn M. wrote 5 months ago: Twenty “Destinoids” will be travelling to Creel, Mexico on July 31st for a 10-day missio … more →
PAN: 'Worst defeat in the party's history'
dbmwilson wrote 5 months ago: The PAN started the process of electing a new party leader to replace Germán Martínez and rebuild af … more →
Fishing on the Lake
Joey K wrote 6 months ago: Fishing is excellent on both Lake Rene (Treasure Lake) and Bimini. The main fish to be caught are l … more →
mushroom valley in Mexico The Copper Canyon railway
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Geoff wrote 7 months ago: As well as the natural wonders, the other reason the Copper Canyon is famous is for the Ferrocarril … more →
The road to Batopilas
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Geoff wrote 7 months ago: After the spectacular views from Divisadero, I really didn’t think the canyon get could get an … more →
The Copper Canyon: Breathtaking
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Geoff wrote 8 months ago: With the busy period of Easter safely out of the way, I was looking forward to being more spontaneou … more →
Baroque fatigue
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Geoff wrote 8 months ago: Thanks to a stupid mistake when reading the bus timetable, I ended up breaking the journey between G … more →
Disturbing things are happening to the fishing bag concept
False Caster wrote 9 months ago: “Diaper bag“? “Nanny satchel”? “Dad Gear”?! The sooner some griz … more →
Pics from the Destiny Heart Project
Shawn M. wrote 9 months ago: Just finished posting some awesome pics from the Destiny Heart Project. Click to view album #1 and a … more →
