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Highlights of Easter Island
Did you miss the first posting when we arrived on the Island? You may want to check it out first. It is very easy to get around the island whether you take a tour or rent a car for the … Continue reading
Posted in International, Running, Travel
Tagged birdman races, blog, Easter Island, International, Moto Nui island, petroglyphs, Ranu Raraku, Running, statues, Travel
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Introduction to Easter Island
Easter Island (proper name is Isla de Pascua) is actually called Easter Island as the island was discovered by a modern (Dutch) seafarer (Captain Rogovan) on Easter. Currently, only 6,000 people live on the island and it is visited by … Continue reading
Posted in International, Travel
Tagged Aliens, blog, Chile, Easter Island, History, International, lava, Rapa Nui, statues, tour, Travel
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Flying in other Countries
We flew around a lot in South America and it was a different experience than we face in the USA. First, get used to very long lines in the airport or go through immigration. These can be frustrating and time … Continue reading
Happy New Year from Santiago Chile!
Próspero Año Nuevo! (No more fiscal cliffs in 2013!) We are celebrating the end of the year in Santiago, Chile with the local downtown crowd and enjoying a great meal and great weather in the southern hemisphere. We are staying … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, Chile, Intercontinental Hotel, International, Santiago, Travel
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The Cultural Santiago
We relaxed and toured around Santiago a little more today…visiting the artistic areas in town where famous poets, actors, artists, etc. have and continue to live: We also visited the Presidential Palace: …along with a nice climb up into … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, Chile, Museum, Santiago, Travel
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Buenos Aires Argentina
Before coming to Buenos Aires, we spent a day at Iguassu Falls on both the Argentina side and also on the Brazilian side which you can see in those blog posts. Now, BA is a very interesting city. It is delightful … Continue reading
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Tagged Argentina, blog, Buenos Aires, International, Travel
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Iguassu Falls – Crossing the Border
In case you missed it, here is my first Iguassu Falls blog posting when I was in Brazil. Today, we crossed the border near Iguassu Falls into Argentina. It is a very small customs and immigration office, and fortunately we … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking, International, Travel
Tagged Argentina, blog, Brazil, Falls, Hiking, Iguasso, Iguassu Falls, International, Sheraton Liberator, Travel
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Iguassu Falls in Brazil
At first, we visited Rio de Janeiro which was in this blog entry. Today we visited Iguassu Falls in southern Brazil. It was almost 40 degrees Celsius out, but the trails through the park were nicely shaded which was very … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, blog, Brazil, Hiking, Iguassu Falls, International, Travel
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Holiday Dinner Overlooking Beach in Rio
Last night we had a pleasant and enticing gourmet dinner at the Skylab restaurant above our hotel (Rio Othon Palace). It was a great view and setup for the holidays. Afterwards we met with the chef to compliment him on … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, Brazil, holiday dinner, International, restaurant, Rio de Janeiro, Rio Othon Palace, Skylab, Travel
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Rio National Park
Took a walk through the National Park outside of Rio. A spectacular view of the city like no other… We were able to observe the famous ants that live in the trees that turn from green leaves to white flowers … Continue reading