Hotel Mi Casa B&B Bogota

... lag und so auch die and**n alle schlecht beeinflusst hat. Und es hat auch nichts gebracht mit ihm zu reden, ** wollte nicht reden und sich auch nicht änd**n. Also hat Nelson ihn vor die Wahl gestellt zu bleiben und sich zu änd**n und mehr anzupassen od** zu gehen. Und ** hat beschlossen zu gehen. Dorthin, wohin ** geboren wurde, in eine Stadt, etwa 6 Std. von Bogotá.<br><br>Die Kids kommen nämlich nicht nur aus Bogotá sond**n aus mehr od** we***** ganz Kolumbien. Das liegt daran, dass uns ...

... probably made an **** of myself but it wouldnt be the first time ive done that on the trip.<br>I think tomorrow night I´ll be couchsurfing at Linas house, hopefully we will go out again for another fiesta!<br><br>3rd September<br>Spent most of the day walking around town people watching in the plaza, looking at an art exhibition they were setting up in the plaza, studying spanish and just chilling out. Good to have a day just doing nothing.<br>I really, really ...

... where your bag was searched in order to proceed further. We went through and walked along this road, which contained wonderful inaccessible gardens you could see through steel railings and where, we would later find out has a daily changing of the guard ceremony. We wandered through some of the adjacent streets marveling at the wonderful architecture of some of the buildings, separated by more modern but ...

... Anyway, I purchased my ticket and got in line to enter. Everyone goes in with a tour and my group was massive. Within ten minutes in the mine, I knew I was not going to be able to tolerate these people for an hour and a half. They would amass around something to take a photo and talked over a eager and friendly guide, Nixon. So, I began to wander off on my own. <br><br>There were prayer spots for each Station of the Cross. The kneeling posts were made of the salt rocks as was ...

... And, it would be nice to have a bit more dinero in my pocket during the work week. The city is an amazing sight to see from almost anywhere. And I am sure many of you would love it. If you have never traveled abroad, especially to a third world country, then you have never realized how easy life can be with no TV, no Fridge, no Car, or No Microwave. I am thankful for everything I have been provided with, the past 25 years of my life, and I will NEVER take that for granted ...

... only in 1995. The higher altitude is immediately noticable, having had to stick on my jacket for the first time since Christmas Day in San Cristobal de las Casas. Another highlight was the Museo del Oro, the largest collection of pre-Hispanic gold in the world.

... found the old town (La Candelaria) and fed the millions of birds in Plaza de Bolivar. After a quick nap, we went out with Jennifer, our Colombian friend who took us on a tour of her favourite bars in the city. First we went for some more arepas (this time we splashed out and got them "con todo" ...with everything not just cheese!). First we went to a bar called Coffee and Dreams where we had coffee ...

... The church in the picture is Monserrate. I will be heading on to the coffee region on Sunday night, a day earlier than planned as more than one of the people I met yesterday raved about Salento so I decided I had to fit in to my schedule. Apparently they have palm trees that break through the clouds, so you see tree, clouds, then more tree. Certainly sounds like it might be worth a look. I'll be back again soon with more updates, Dave

... in a pretty cool hostel, the Cranky Croc, run by an Aussie called Andy who is very helpful for local knowledge. It's pretty spacious, it's clean and has good facilities. We have had a good walk around the area, in between the rain and the Plaza Simon Bolivar, the heart of the old town is pretty nice. Christmas decorations light up the historic buildings that surround the square and there must be 100 white luminous Christmas trees in the centre of the square, with a ...

... and the business center and Candaleria, more specifically close to Calle 22 and Esperanza Avenue, Salitre Pijao. Buses pass by across the street from the apartment building, so it won't be hard for you to take a ride. The Apartment in Bogota is completely furnished. The flat and accommodation is your best choice for a clean and furnished place to stay and relax while in the capital city Bogota. Its especially a ...