Apartasuites Egina Medellin

... of elevation we've been on 'Oh wouldn't it be great to paraglide off this?' This coming from the man who has NEVER paraglided in his life!!!! The idea took wings anyway and before we knew it we were sitting in the guy's jeep and had recruited a Dutch girl to join us. Juan, our instructor, took us north of the city and up into the mountains. The place was packed with locals and tourists alike. There was alot of waiting around but the ...

Medellin - the second biggest city of Colombia. Was most famous for drug cartels but now the safest city in South America, and a top spot for paragliding, partying and enjoying the plaza inhabited by the bronze giants of artist Fernando Botero.<br><br><br>

... work, as well as some more indigenous art and riding around on the very civilised metro system which they have here (which is above ground). The city is very clean and stays at a nice 20 degrees all year round. Off to see Santa Fe de Antioquia tomorrow, a little village in the mountains which has retained a lot of it's old colonial style, so stay tuned for more pretty pics!

... a series of ups and downs as I passed across a chain of hills on the approach to my destination: Mérida. As I entered the city I noticed the traffic was heavy and by the time I reached the centre (stopping briefly to photograph the outstanding Roman aquaduct of Los Milagros and bridge over the Rio Albarregas) the traffic was horrendous, both vehicular and pedestrian. In the end things became so difficult that I decided to walk. Then for the first time on the trip the Sat ...

I just fell in love with Medellin. Found the flea market down in el centro. Kinda a shady looking place, shouldn't have gone there probably. But did get out intact, so what the hey! I was knocked down by mjane smoke! Wow! There is a beautiful metro system here-there are two spurs (one east, one west) which have cable cars for a short ...

... to Classics enthusiasts, the town is well worth a visit because the ruins are quite impressive and remind one of Spain's interconnected history with the rest of the Mediterranean as well as lengthy history. One needs to keep in mind however that Mérida is certainly not Rome, or anything close to it, so if you're expecting any Colosseum-type monuments you'll be quite underwhelmed; but, if you go in with an open ...

... palabra. Su palabra es duro, se nota que le ha tocado luchar para, entre otras cosas, ganarse un puesto de trabajo en una empresa de energía solar. Suerte en la vida Hayeham, mucha suerte compañero!!! Pasamos unas tres horas en el aparcamiento del hotel y al mismo tiempo que preguntamos a todo el mundo que se dispone a montar en su coche si nos puede acercar a cualquier destino dirección Zafra, aprovechamos para comer media barra de pan con algo de ...

... de noche y después de atravesar la ciudad, enganchamos la carretera nacional dirección Sevilla porque debemos montar la tienda de campaña en algún lugar alejado de la población. Recorremos como dos kilómetros con las linternas bien sujetas a las cabezas y vemos la oportunidad de acampar pegados a la pared trasera de una de las dos casas abandonadas en un terreno. A Sébastien no se le ocurre otra cosa (no es la ...

... x 115 metres, it's still an impressive site, that's if you find an open ground exciting !!! We do. There was a dodgy movie to watch about some guy who was floating. The narrator was getting pretty excited in Spanish and if it had gone on any longer than four minutes, I think I would have slit my wrists !!! Dinner The speciality of the area is Jamon Iberia Bellota. Now this can give you cancer, but **** it, this Jew boy loves his pork and there ...

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