Cap Ducal Hotel Vina del Mar

... par dana spava kcer od estebanovog brata (brat mu ima 22 godine, a kcer godinu i par mjeseci). zenska mu ostala trudna s 19 godina (sto ovdje nije nista cudno) i sada imaju razmazeno dijete koje place doslovce svake tri minute! uopce mu ne zavidim, kamoli njegovoj curi, uzeci u obzir da on i studira i izlazi van skoro svaki dan, a ona visi kod kuce s djetetom i ne zna sta bi ...

... Hope it at least made you smile! Many things made me smile this past weekend. For example, Friday (June 26), all the schools we shut down because the main water line to the city burst. The water main was right below a very busy street, so needless to say, there was a lot of traffic. I didn't get to the University until 45 minutes after my class was supposed to start - luckily classes had been cancelled because there was no water in the ...

... took a bus from Santiago at Pajaritos metro station to Viña. There were departures leaving about every 5 min on different companies, and Pullman was the next one leaving so we went with them.<br><br>Upon arrival at the bus terminal in Viña del Mar, we stopped by a fruit market, a supermarket, and a flea market along the very long walk to the coast, greeted by the view of an azul Pacific Ocean and getting separated from Hiyasmin and Andy along the way. The ...

From Mendoza we once more took the scenic, trans-Andean bus in order to head to Valparaíso. Once again, my decision to splash out on good-quality earphones was rewarded in spades as I was able to block out the screams of some dizzy actress or other in whatever mediocre, maudlin garbage film it was that they insisted on blaring throughout the bus even though it was in English. The two hour border crossing was also a bit of a pain, as the Chilean ...

... cabin faced the city so we could watch the containers being moved around the port. On the hillside above that, the older part of the city has a series of funiculars that take people to the upper levels. There was one that we could see right across from us. The weather that day was very sunny and warm. We had the balcony door open and the breeze was very nice. I tried to find an Internet connection to send ...

... found the ultimate beachhouse to stay in our last night. Woke up to the waves with an ocean view. Perfect. All in all the road trip was classic. With friends, at the beach, searching for fun. A perfect way to bring our Chile trip to an end. Chile overall is a great country. Our friends that live there definitely seem to have an amazing lifestyle. Supermarkets, restaurants, and ...

... Blog. That evening we took a walk to the supermarket becoming very aware that we weren't in the best area of town. The actual centre and the more desirable areas on the "cerros" were along way away. But we have been in worst places and after buying some vino the world was a better place. This was purely for medicinal reasons! Day 13 - Nik and Ads do Valparaiso City Tour in their own unique way. Fully refreshed the next morning it was time to face the world and start ...

Valparaiso has been described as an undescovered Venice. It has a colonial feel, a major sea port and houses that seem to crawl up the hill side and look more organic than architectural. It is a well kept secret that this is one of the most easthetically pleasing cities in the world.

... assuming typical South American gay standards meant not advertising. I stupidly walked in on the people who ran the club setting up for later. I felt like an idiot and said I would come back later. I hightailed it to my internet cafe and spent an hour there, then walked around for a bit. I ended up meeting a cute Chilean boy named Ronaldo at a Pizza Hut of all places, but he had to meet his sister and thus couldn't come out. Still, I was impressed at how easy it was ...