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OUR RESIDENCY VISAS!!

A travel blog entry by ecuador_expats

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... come to two meetings and has told Fred that he doesn't understand why Jehovah's Witnesses are not liked in his country. He cannot see what they are talking about. He says, we believe in Jesus, we believe in God, we believe in the bible, and that we are not fanatics. He wants to continue coming to our meetings because he learns, and will continue his one-on-one bible study during his six-month stay here in Ecuador.

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Cuenca means the children rules

A travel blog entry by bruceontour

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... Three Kings, officials, shepherds and huge numbers of costumed children, In the park, a representation of Herod’s edict, calling for the deaths of male children, takes place.

The Niņo is then ...

YESSSS. RECORDED in Ecuador!

A travel blog entry by saramcd

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!!!!! I had the opportunity to get into the studio while here. UEES, my uni, has a beautiful studio. Omar is a production student, and recorded me. We spent about 8 hours in the studio, I loved it! I covered a song but put a bit of a spanish feel to it. I have SOOOOOOO much to write about. Ecuador is changing me so much, and I adore it. Let's just say; before I came to Ecuador I had no idea why I was a Global Studies major. I felt like I picked it on a whim, no real reason. I mean, ...

Day 83: plans

A travel blog entry by ursburs

We haven't heard many good things about Guayaquil and will stay here only to once again enjoy the food court, but then directly continue to Loja by night bus. Over some McDonald's cheese burgers we started counting and calculating. There is not much time left until October 23, when our flight will leave from Lima. Only one month and 10 days... where has the time gone? Have we been acclimatizing too much? We'll have to cut short a bit in ...

Tombs, hats, and no RWC

A travel blog entry by colin

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... the same problem with litter the rest of the country has. However, it is the oldest Spanish city in South America (founded 1532) and was the main port for the export of all the gold the Spanish stole. Despite this history we only stayed one night and on Monday morning we got the bus to Loja (2,100m) in Ecuador.

The bus took us from desert and into forested areas. The further north we got the greener it got. We were gaining altitude also. ...

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