La Boheme Hotel Bogota

... ist ab** auch nur Mi und Fr da, weil zu uns**em Projekt ja auch noch das &#8222;Ambulatorio&#8220; gehört. Das ist d** Ort, wo die Kind**, die auf d** Straße leben, morgens hingehn, dort essen bekommen und betreut w**den, ab** abends wied** raus auf die Straße gehen. Wenn sich ein** von ihnen dazu entscheidet, &#8222;sein Leben änd**n zu wollen&#8220;, also diesen Prozess zu durchlaufen, den wir im Projekt haben, kommen ** zu uns in den &#8222;Hogar p**mantente&#8220;.<br><br>D** &#8222 ...

... to be put onto DVD. Ill post them home in the next day or two I think, but going to cost alot! Gggrrrr!<br>Off to the police musuem to see Pablo Escobars death jacket. The shirt he was wearing when he was shot. I dont know too much about him, but one of my next stops will be Medallin where his cartel was based, and where you can do tours revolving around him. Pretty gimmicky, but I think I will do it anyway.<br>The museum was pretty cool, had lots about Pablo and ...

Last night wasn't so good. We subsequently found that the floorboards above us were thin and you could hear every single footstep, word spoken and there were people up there. At 3am in the morning it sounded like an earthquake, and for 30minutes we lay there trying to ignore the noise. It eventually subsided and we hoped it was a one off. After breakfast we went for a walk around the old colonial area called la ...

... Zipaquira (Zipa) a town about an hour outside of Bogota where the famous Salt Cathedral can be found. To get to the Salt Cathedral, I first needed to take the Transmilenio, Bogotá`s fast and efficient mass transit system. The Transmilenio is a fleet of red buses. They run in all directions of the city and have their own travel lanes, making your commute faster as the buses do not have to contend with crazy Bogota traffic. I traveled the length of the city from south to north ...

... When you have a Dj playing and a band trying to do soundcheck all at the same time, the two forms of music do not blend very well. Put on a CD with Metallica and play jazz on your television. Doesn't mix. We then left the party to the Dj Marky show. The show didn't start until about midnight, and went until only 3 am. The police felt the need to shut us down. No worries. We ended up taking the party to Richard's house. (The amazing views of the city in my Face Book Photos) We ...

I used my miles to get to Caracas, I used TAM (Brazilian Airline) and arrived very early to Venezuela I had booked my inland trip in advance before gathering some info on Internet about the location There are a lot of good sites for information, but there is a monopoly in on-line booking, the companies offer packages in U$ or EUR and charge very high prices for the tourists: http://www.los-roques.com/ http://www.los-roques.org/ http://www.losroques.org/ So I had to find a local ...

... Veronique(Ange's sis) as well her french friend Blanche and daughter Melody an 18yr old model for Lóreal... Amidst animated declamations of el 'Coño De Madre'(chavez) I also hear about some of Melody's friends such as the daughter of the Kuwaiti ambassador who regularly visits El Centro(the bad part of town) with a team of 6 armed body guards to shop for gold jewlerry. In perhaps a lone wise move by the government there is an alcohol ban over the ...

... them everywhere in South America) were the best we had. (An empanada is a bit of food - cheese, meat or ham and cheese, wrapped in pastry and deep fried) It was easy to see where the locals went for their empanadas in the morning, and just follow them. Again they come with lots of sauce options - including a fiery fresh habanero chilly one. Another classic local snack food is Arepas, these are little cakes made of corn flour and fried. Then you split them and fill them with ...

... keep an eye on our bags, we made our way around a stunning collection featuring a number of Picassos, a Miro and even a Henry Moore. Unfortunately much of the museum was shut for renovation, but it was definitely worth a visit... and it's free! We just had enough time for an hour or so in an internet cafe before rushing to find the airport bus departure stand, tucked away under a bridge. With extensive roadworks en route to the airport holding up traffic, it was touch and ...

... locals their who showed us the proper way to cliff jump because the water was shallow in most spots. After an afternoon of swimming, we headed back into Caracas passing by an area that was devastated by massive landslides in 1999. Tops of buildings could be seen poking out of the ground under massive amounts of rubble. The whole side of the mountain had caved in and the river had dried up. Carmine de Uria was a village of 5,000 and within a few seconds, was completely wiped away ...