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A travel blog entry by hallaontour

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... weather was rubbish: grey, overcast, rainy and miserable. Not one to let this situation get me down, I took off exploring the city/town unless the false pretense of finding Simon some medication, but really so I could find the nearest Shakey's pizza, and scope out the shopping situation. A girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do.

My mission was a success, not only did I manage to source some badass 650mg paracetamol at the ...

Päivä 71.

A travel blog entry by pinksi

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... toinen puolisko. Ateriointi tuppasi väsyttämään siihen malliin että oli pakko painua takaisin kämpille. Loppuilta vierähti sitten kotosalla jossa koetettiin turhaan saada internjettiä toimintaan. Langaton verkko paikasta löytyy mutta se ei yhdisty tiedon valtaväylälle. Ihan outoo kun ei pääse surffailemaan!1

Siinäpä se tämä päivä, katsellaan huomenissa mitä marraskuun viimeinen päivä tuo tullessaan.

Retkikunta kiittää ja ...

Searching for Witches on Halloween

A travel blog entry by kimthevagabond

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... spent at the beach with some friends I had met back in Manila (Richard and Martin left on early morning boats). We took a jeepney to a town called Dauin and found a surprisingly nice beach to lounge for the day. The evening we as uneventful as the night before (I have yet to find good nightlife in the Philippines!) and we just stayed around the hostel. All in all a good change of pace from Luzon (where I live), but probably not one of my favorite travel ...

A little life saved

A travel blog entry by ambers13

... went on to tell me how her and the 2 boat guys watched us go down and then saw this thing floating on the water. As she recognized Iti, she threw off her shirt to jump in and save him. The boat guys looked at Cecilia and said "a toy? It's yours?" but jumped in and plucked him out of the sea. Poor Iti saved!Now, of course I know birds don't usually swim, but Kiwis don't fly either. And Iti is an adventurous little fellow and likes ...

Diving off Dumaguete at Apo Island

A travel blog entry by paul_karen

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... of the Philippines, Apo Island!




The next day we kitted up and set off for our diving adventure. The island is about 30 minutes off Dumaguete and we reached it with the tiniest of boats that barely held us and our dive master. The water was quite choppy and we were soaked by the time we got there. I was feeling a little shaky!

Our first dive of the day helped to calm me down. Our guide, who ...

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