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Karneval in Kolumbien
... Und die Regel war, wer lauter ist gewinnt. Darunter litt die Qualität der Musik ganz erheblich. Die Einheimischen hatten ihren Spaß und auch die Schweizer Freunde kämpften weiter munter mit Schaum und Mehl gegen die Kolumbianer. Wer weiß, vielleicht war ich einfach zur falschen Zeit am falschen Ort oder einfach nur mit den falschen Leuten unterwegs, aber für mich war das bis dato ein wenig lohnender Besuch in Barranquilla. ...
El Gran Desfile
... 3 hours in the heat, I am exhausted...heading toward the hotel and calling it quits!
One thing I have observed in Barranquilla: modesty isn't key. Women, though not men, often flaunt what they have. Less cover and more exposure...Is it the carnival that brings the best out of people here? I don't know...I have to come back another time - if I ever do.....
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The Great Liger Finding Quest
... or Australain beaches, so I didn't want to go. Instead I decided to go four hours West to Barranquilla.
Barranquilla is a port city that is not on most peoples to-do list. Sure it wouldn’t be Matchu Pitchu, but I’d heard rumours that there was an even greater treasure in Barranquilla, something I’d never dreamed I’d see. In the Barranquilla zoo it was ...
"a depressed suburb of Barranquilla"-Wikipedia
... used to now so made me a feel a bit useless and frustrated. When the lunch bell rang a girl asked me to come with her to lunch so she could teach me spanish, we met again at the end of the day for a couple of hours trying to teach each other. it was slow and painful at times but it was so lovely being with a girl who was excited to learn and wanted to make the most of me being there, definitely the highlight of my trip up to this point.
The next day i helped Carmen ...
Carnaval en Barranquilla
... the city.
We arranged a van to take us the 98-km route along the coast to Barranquilla, one of Colombia’s most active ports and a major industrial centre that is home to almost two million people. We headed out at 7:30 am and soon left the palm-fringed wetland expanses of Santa Marta’s tropical resorts for the mudflats and drier terrain of the coastal highway. The journey takes you through numerous villages and towns, where life is slow ...
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