Hotel Presidente Bogota

It is safer than you think here in Bogota. In the news: President Uribe has the H1N1 flu, but a local newscaster got confused and said HIV. I wounder if she has a job this week? THe police museum is interesting and you can get a guided tour in English or Spanish.

... mich fuer gaga wenn ihr wollt - ihr muesst euch auch nicht alle 50 Fotos anguckn, ich lade nur jeden Monat eins hoch! --> Tja tut mir leid, aber ich lade DOCH jede Woche eins hoch, einfach weil das Ganze so super schnell wächst!
Viel Spass! =)

... off in the direction of the surrounding hills. After about 10 minuted of heading out of town and onto more remote roads we both started to think we might be being kidnapped. We tried to confirm with our driver where we were going but our Spanish was letting us down. Soon we managed to get through to him by waving a lonely planet in front of his face. We turned around and spent the next 20 minutes driving around town looking for our accommodation. We eventually spotted it and ...

... walk up Two and a half blocks and you will find a purple and white building - the DN house - in the middle of the block on your left hand side. From the Central Bus terminal. After getting out of the terminal, catch the bus number "C-23 Moralba Germania". Ask the driver to tell you to get off at Carrera 4th with Calle 11th at the Library Luis Angel Arango. Then walk up Two and a half blocks and you will find a purple and white building ...

... due to meet is in the north of the city and is called the Zona Rosa. It is full of up-market restaurants and bars. The clientelle were very well-healed group and the area had chic to rival most European capitals, certainly enough to comfotably outstrip Dublin. We poor backpackers opted to sit outside an off-license and share a bottle of cheap vodka. We retired early. The following day I think I sat around the hostel and took advantage of their DVD collection. But that night was the ...

... in catsuits (and the 80.000 pesos for 4 hours work - 4 nights accom, basically) meant we up for an 8am start the next day.

It was THE most boring thing i have done in my life - 5 hours of sitting in a restaurant pretending to eat and talk whilst the retarded Argentinian lead actor forgot his lines again and again and again. Needless to say, no hot chicks in site either. Well, one, the lead actress, but she seemed like a super-*****.
Bogota, Colombia brabzzz

... var blitt stor! Og i tillegg var det to venninner av Maria der, Yolanda som stelte Margarita, og Argenis som bare var paa besoek. Og saa maa jeg ikke glemme Benji, den ganske ustelte og skumle, men egentlig veldig snille, hunden til Gustavo. :) Soendag, etter mye om og men, dro vi til San Augustin. Hehe... Vi skulle bare visst!! Det skulle vaere fem timer hver vei, selv om det ikke saa saann ut paa kartet. En halvtimes tid ute i ...

... we walked back past the Church of San Diego, built in the 19th Century out in the farmland, today it is surrounded by several skyscrapers. One of these was the 48 storey block which we were able to get to the top to see the panoramic view all the way round; this was good because it was a nice clear day. It was then back down and a walk towards the centre itself, at one stage we passed 3 churches right next to each other, one called St Francis had a very ...

... list-style-position: initial; list-style-image: initial; ">doble room - bathroom   $         40 000   $         50 000 (2 people)

Bogotá, Colombia destinonomada

... I took everything out of my bags to better pack them, and after a nice evening with people from all over the world I crashed into bed for a much-needed rest... I learned later that that very evening, rain was pouring on Quito (which runway, one off the shortest in the world, was slippery as hell), the town was shrouded in clouds, and the nearby volcano had just erupted, throwing puffs of ashes in the air. I guess it explains quite a few things... :)