Las Dunas Iquique

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Oh i do love to be by the sea side.

A travel blog entry by roscoe44

... of the beach, i found a stick as we walked over to prod the crabs with. Just as i was trying to get a small jellyfish out of a hole in the rock, Mill asked "why is there so many teenagers on the rocks and why are they all looking at us wierd." I came up with the answer as pulled out the jellyfish which turned out to be a condom!!, we left shaggers rocks watching where we put our feet.
I loved the seaside, have had a top time but now off somwhere different back to the ...

Ab in den Süden...

A travel blog entry by cbieri

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Heute ging's von Codpa nach Iquique.... neben viel fahren haben wir viele Steinmännchen, Geoglyphen und viel Nichts gesehen :-) und wenn ich noch gedacht habe in den USA und Australien viel "Nichts" gesehen zu haben... Chile steigert das Ganze nochmals :-) manchmal hatte es neben der Strasse wirklich nur Steine... nicht mal wirklich Felsen oder so :-) Iquique ist nun wieder ein grösserer Ort ...

A ghost town visit

A travel blog entry by keelaurow

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... significantly less residence and infrastructure. Most of it had been wiped away, leaving only the sub-par mining facilities to explore. My impression was that Santa Laura was probably the brunt of many jokes made by Humberstonians. My ghost town sucked!

So with wounded pride, we caught the next bus on the highway heading back towards Iquique. We made ourselves one of our two dinner staples that can easily be cooked using just two stovetop burners; ...

The day before the day before I get home

A travel blog entry by winegalcj

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... no, not yet, as if I knew. We hung out the next two days and I think she’s gonna be at burning man (gotta go!!! Ruby!!!)

Today, I have to tidy up my things and get rid of whatever I can. I’ve already given my jungle drugs to Ruby who is headed into the Amazon for a great trip of a couple of weeks without a shower or a whiskey. After all I don’t think I’ll be subject to much malaria on my way back to California.
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Aladdin Sane

A travel blog entry by andyryder

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Iquique (pronounced E, Key, Kay); What a Nice city! Sandwiched beteen the turquoise of the Pacific and the biggest sand dune you have seen in your life, Iquique was once a very wealthy city in the days of the Nitrate boom. Now it is a rich city because it has tax-free status.We found an apartment a few blocks back from the sea and settled in for four days of sun, sea and sand. We had a stroll into town to do ...

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