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Hosteria El Troje Quito

Km. 4.5 via Riobamba-Chambo Quito, Ecuador

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Doing time at the Secret Garden

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... aka “Kiwis” that got beyond drunk and one of them was hating on Christmas and how much he hated the holiday and so on. We all ignored his *****ing for the most part. I get to talking to him one on one and I had to ask why he hated Christmas SO much? In his words, I kid you not he says “Imagine having to share birthdays with Jesus?! He is obviously more important than me” lol I didn’t know if I ...

Quito - high altitude city living ...again!

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... of us started to think about wanting to escape. Neither of us have great tolerance for cities at the best of times. We had several jobs to do revolving around Cara’s health and finding ourselves a flight home. Having tied ourselves in knots with the totally illogical world of online flight booking we had assumed that maybe we’d get a better deal if we went directly to airline companies. The problem was finding them. Cara had ...

Vacation from my Vacation

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... that experience in the jungle lol They had mountain bikes that we could use in the mean time till dinner starts. I go with a guy from Australia and a couple from Portland, we ride out for about 25 min and we are flying down the road having a great time. Then it slowly starts to sprinkle, we have two choices. First is to continue riding to finish a loop that would be about 30 more minutes of riding in the rain, or we ride back up the road we came down. We chose ...

From Sao Paulo to Quito

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... on – I was only 4 !) and the Krypton Factor – could it get any better ! (Ballroom dancers perhaps?)

We headed off to get kitted out with the mountaineering that gear we would need for later in the trip and then onto a city tour of the old Colonial part of the city. Quito is the second highest capital in the world at a height of 2850m about sea level (La Paz in Bolivia being the highest), set high in the Andes, amidst mist-covered peaks and packed with ...

Volcanoes and more volcanoes!

A travel blog entry by maz360

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... br>
Then on Sunday I caught the bus to the little town of Banos, named after the thermal baths in the same town. i was meetig Lisa from my Galapagos cruise. We made a plan to meet at a hostel there, which could have gone wrong since I was tasked with booking the room in Spanish and she was still on the boat, but it all worked out and we spent a couple of great days there. We went to the hot springs and after I complained (loudly) that hot springs are ...

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