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Truffled Tater-Tots

A travel blog entry by liamandkelsey

This morning was rather uneventful. We waited half an hour for our legitimate taxi to arrive at the hostel (because you can never be too careful in South America), huffed it into the airport, waited in line while swapping spots to dash off to the bathroom, and finally made it onto our international flight. We both slept for the majority of our …

Ted and Andreas visit the San Andreas

A travel blog entry by andrewjerome

... one, although it wasn't really anything new that Ted and I hadn't already seen from being on TV before. Then we saw the backlot set where the clock tower from "Back to the Future" was filmed, now being used for a "Little Rascals" remake. One advantage of this tour was being able to walk around the sets we saw, as opposed to just staying seated on the trolley car. And just to rub it in, we all made sure we waved at the other backlot tour bus every time it ...

California King Bed

A travel blog entry by krackertravels

... programming into my iPhone where I want to go. Checking the directions with the concierge, they offer me a driver... hmm... tempting. After inquiring as to the cost - $70 return – I feel that the bus is a much more economical option @ approx $6 return... and so much to their disappointment (and perhaps horror that a tourist is going to catch the public bus) I walk out to the bus stop directly outside the hotel to wait in the sunshine.

I catch ...

Made it. LA! + 1st leg of Route 1

A travel blog entry by kodatravels

... the mountain range, so I ran Down to them, and joined them for their experience of sunset over the pacific. When we returned, we jumped into the pool which was completely vacant, and for "dessert" we had a relaxing jacuzzi under the bright sky filled with beautiful stars. drove to Santa barbara for a night out, but somehow, yet again, we were the only ones roaming the streets. Got ourselves pizza to sweeten our disappointment and then headed back to our cozy tents. ...

FrawleyFest and my US Adventure

A travel blog entry by stevosteve

... meant duty free alcohol purchases had already stocked up our spirits supply. It wasn’t before long that the beer packed fridges were emptying out, balloons were inflated and popped and party hats were donned, Jacuzzi warned up and the drinking games begun!

Someone had the stroke of genius to bring a full set of cups and Ping-Pong balls for us to play Beer pong, a American institution which really should be pushing for a place in the Olympics. The beers of ...