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... La Paz. Tam 2 - 3 dni i prawdopodobnie bedziemy pokonywac Death Road przedostajac sie do Coroico. Pozniej zorganizowana wycieczka zwiedzamy Salar de Uyuni, Lagune Verde, Lagune Colorado oraz Geisers el Tatio
- Argentyna - pierwszy cel to Mendoza (tam generalnie chillout, zwiedzanie winiarni itp.).
- Chile - Valpariso
- Znowu Argentyna - Bariloche (plus Camoanario) oraz Esquel (jesli bedzie czas). Dalej w ...

... wode oraz te neutralizujace… Na pewno przyda sie tez aparat fotograficzny, iPod, zegarek/budzik, GPS, malych rozmiarow dysk zewnetrzny (do zgrywania zdjec), metalowa siatka pacsafe na plecak…

Cala reszta
Tutaj oprocz jakiegos 'kajecika' i przewodnikow musze wymienic jeszcze okulary przeciwsloneczne, stuptuty, recznik szybko-schnacy (no chyba szybko-schnacy bo "quick-dry towel" mozna interpretowac na 2 sposoby), adapter do ...

Alright so I apologize for being so behind on my travel blogs. My goal this weekend is to get caught up to date. So even though I have had more recent trips I am going to tell you about my weekend in Galway which a group of 6 of us went to at the end of September. We left on Thursday night and arrived in Galway at midnight. A lady we met on the bus actually walked us all the way to hostel since ...

What a coast!
Easily a 200-m (650 ft) drop off the edge. A tower was built for Victorian tourists. I walked both ways. Of course, going past the don't enter sign makes you wonder. I did for a little while, but the safety person in me couldn't go too far.

A journey underground - another cave journey. Apparently, bears also used to hibernate here. And it has been a very long time since bears actually lived in Ireland.

Had a pretty interesting waterfall inside. This was also an interesting tour. They actually turned the lights out while we were in there. Total darkness is an interesting thing.

... is at the highest point on all three Aran Islands, and there are some amazing views from there, especially when the lighthouse is open, and you can climb up there. You are above everything on the island, and on a clear day like we had this week, well you can see for miles. I also saw the wormhole, a natural hole in the rock that watr shoots up, it was a beautiful calm day so the water was still. The wormhole, I think,is more impresive in the winter when ...

... was pretty much over...we all walked back to the hostels and "went to bed" but Jess and I were to excited about the amazingness of Galway and we were a little hungry because we hadnt eaten dinner so we snuck out. We walked past a sign on the street on which someone had drawn a face of a girl. Jess decided it was my portrait (or so her inebriated eyes thought) --see picture--and then we continued on our adventure to find food--the BEST veggie panini i have ever had. (P.S. if ...

First up for the day was Croagh Patrick which is a pilmanage mountain that has a church ontop that people are known to walk up bare foot. We only walked a little bit up and i can truely say i would never attempt this bare foot but some of the others who went further up said there was a group going up as they were coming down doing it. our next stop was the cliffs of moher which was spectacular views and we all had allot of fun doing group photos. Our hostel for the night wasn't ...

... from my sleep and pop my head straight up to the window to see if someone outside has been shot. Instead all I hear is Adrian giggling his ass off and this time taking credit for his work. And now, back in Ireland, he was at his scramble-for-the-window, morning glory finest. But the real threat was behind the wheel. Since Adrian had done all the driving the day before he handed the keys over to Heather for Day 2. Heather's driving could be described as nothing short of terrifying ...

... peaks she was looking at, so I can plead innocence. We ascended our first peak not 30 minutes later, bumping into a group of high school kids shocked that we were hiking these peaks for fun. Two of the girls were defiantly dragged up the first peak by their instructor. By the look of their tears and sounds of their sobbing, a wild guess says they weren't having fun in the great outdoors. Meh, maybe they'll understand it when they're older. While they whined, we wined ...