Hotel Rio Bidasoa
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Our knight in shining armour
This is a top pick! 19.1.10
We've been flying down the highway Ruta 5 for four days now, stopping at various little ordinary places to sleep. Los Angeles, Chile had a place called Hotel Monserrat, one star, (maybe) for 31,000 pesos. The current exchange rate is about 450 pesos to a $1 AUS. That’s about $68 including breakfast. As it turned out, it was a …
Day 3, hola hermoso
... open an online op-shop.
Alfonso was our next lecturer from Universidad Catolica de Valpariso and he described the Chilean culture and their past-times. It was certainly interesting seeing the diverse ethnic groups present in Santiago, and the differences in terrain between the North and South parts of this well-developed country.
We had concluded the day at the university for classes, but we were back ...
Letzte Tage in Suedamerika
... System habe ich aber nicht so schnell durchschaut..nach einigem Rumfragen hat mich dann ein netter Mann, der sich als Polizist auswies, unter seine Fittiche genommen und ist mit mir ausgestiegen um mir den Weg zum anderen Bus zu zeigen. Wie nett. Im Zentrum bin ich dann superschnell rumgelaufen, rauf und runter…die Stadt liegt am Hang ..bis mir warm wurde. Die Häuser sind schon nett..bei Sonne wärs besser. Die Graffiti ist aufwendig ...
Chilling in Chile
... way and also watched a few Chilean activities that people do in the parks alongside the beach. The two things that are very popular are tight rope walking (between two trees) and the Brazilian capoeira. Capoeira is a martial art that is made up of dance and music. It consists of quick and complex moves and large leg sweeps between two people (partners). We stood and watched while an amateur group was practicing. A little while later, we stopped to watch some more as it began to look ...
Things My Mom Wants You To Know
... the last week it has looked like we are living in a battle zone because they have basically had to take out everything and put in all new cables and such (very technical speech there). This house is pretty old and although all this work is necessary, it is not too fun when the workers come and start banging on the walls at 8 AM when tired Claire wants her beauty sleep.
So although my mom would like for me to tell you that Chile is all ...
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- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Business Services
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