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Ice Climbing on Cayambe and Back to Quito

A travel blog entry by lizsandell

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... then trying to get your ice axe into the ice as quickly as you can to stop your fall. Some proved more successful at this than others. It seemed that the heavier you were, the more successful you were – so that’s going to be my excuse for why I was utterly hopeless at this and spent the entire time hurtling rapidly down the hill.

We had to come in for tea and it was getting dark and plus John and Laurence were going to be attempting to climb to the summit ...

Au milieu de la jungle

A travel blog entry by myju

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Apres avoir pas mal cherche pour trouver un moyen d'aller dans la jungle sans passer par une agence de voyage stereotypee, on a reussi a trouver une communaute d'indigenes qui accueillent directement les touristes.

















Ils sont bases a Campo Cocha, une communaute Kishwa d'environ 300 personnes, a 1h30 de la ville de ...

Climbing in Cuyuja

A travel blog entry by loganandkatie

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Our first climbing in Ecuador! We took a bus about 3 hours to a small town called Cuyuja, which not even people from Quito know about. There´s really no reason to stop there except for the climbing. We got off the bus, hiked down through town, past a soccer field (a requirement for all latin american towns, duh), across a river, then onto somebody´s spongey, muddy land, and up to the rock. It took us a little while to actually find some ...

In summary...

A travel blog entry by ajfraser

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 Alright guys,

    This is very reminiscent of every important college paper I´ve ever written - hugely procrastinated and then thrown together at the last minute with all the details in a semi-coherent blur of poor english.

  Reason being is that I have spent the greater part of the last month since Puno either on ridiculously long bus rides along the Panamerican highway, tending to the needs of 11 hyperactive teenagers, surfing, hiking through ...

Bus ride from hell and the Amazing Amazon

A travel blog entry by sophieolive

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Just arrive back in Quito after 4 days in the Amazon. It was truely amazing...once I recovered from the most horrific bus ride ever. The bus bus was due to leave Quito at 9.30pm to drive through the night...I arrived at the bus station in a state of panic at 9.35pm. My host family got a little confused where the bus station was, oops. So after running like a mad woman through this massive bus terminal I step on the bus to be confronted with a terrible smell...I think coming from ...

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