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The happiest place on earth
... unbelievable. We had to be home by 5, so we would have time to get all dressed up for Halloween. Dave and Tara were going to a thing called Carnaval, so with Alex borrowing a costume and some creativity in making a nerd we were sorted. Dave went as a retired Michael Phelps, complete with a 'bong' made out of a toilet roll. He blew cooking flour out a 'pipe' in the bottom, lighting it on fire, making it look very authentic! Alex's costume had a 'beer ...
General reflections
... two hands. We found a new burger to replace Mac and burger king. The In n Out menu has most likely 6 items on it, burger, dbl, cheese burger, dbl, chips, sodas. They serve a great burger, well priced, even cheaper than Mac, and a more comfortable eat in decor. Simple and great. If you are vegetarian, Lara tells me that the grilled cheese, which is a cheese burger without the pattie, is pretty good. I put the great eateries down, in part, to social media. Each eatery is subjected to yelp ...
Exploring LA and Hollywood
... discussion and differences of opinion that we had to buy a "Tap" card which costed a dollar and each journey was $1.50. We boarded the metro and headed towards The Hollywood-Highland station. When we remade the surface onto Hollywood Boulevard it was like we had stepped into a different city, full of people and the hustle and bustle of tourists of all nationalities down a busy street. A Marilyn Monroe look-a-like met us as we found our bearings, with people all gathered ...
Welcome to Hollywood, what's your dream?
Arrived in LA ontime and 7hrs before we left. Time zones do my head in sometimes. Premium economy was great. Worth spending the extra. I wonder how much more it would have cost to not have a dude hacking up a lung behind us the entire flight!
Quick & easy through immigration & customs - thank goodness! Was a little aprehensive going through with Jeff with all the Iran stamps in his passport - they didn't even bat an eyelid!
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South America - final calculation
... nothing compares to the real travel experience. Many people still think how South America is dangerous place. Two Australians in retirement age, who we met in Bolivia, told us how they traveled here over 30 years ago. That was really strong dangerous adventure for them. Today, they could not recognize this continent. As they said everything is rapidly changed. After our experience, we might ...
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