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... a lot of roads have collapsed and landslides. Now realise what all the tyres and fires were when we first drove into Venezuela at night - is their version of roadworks. In another small village see the tobacco ¨factory¨ with raw nicotine bubbling or ...
... El recorrido fue el siguiente: San Cristobal, Colon, el Guayabo, Casigua, El cubo, Machiques, La villa del rosario, y finalmente Maracaibo. Viajamos todo el dia y llegamos en la noche. Hace demasiado calor hay como 40 grados. Hoy comimos patacones, al ...
... night so we could leave for Colombia early in the morning, and allow us to get to our destination during daylight. So goodbye, Venezuela. The last signs we saw as we left the country stated ¨Socialism, Patriotism or Death.¨ Oh, Venezuela. Just in case we ...
... to make you turn Atheist - ok that is slightly unfair.... Our bus arrived more than two hours late into Maracaibo, the second largest city in Venezuela, and dropped us in an industrial estate on the edge of the city. Unbeknownst to us the bus ...
Maracaibo, Northwest Venezuela, Venezuela
Maracaibo, Northwest Venezuela, Venezuela
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Venezuela - Nov/Dec 06
Posted on Nov 8, 2006, 09:45:19
Merida is near the Columbian border below lake Maracaibo. The worlds longest cable car. It has four stations that take you to over 15,000 feet. You can get off and trek into the mountains or ride up and back and spend as much time as you want at each ...
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Choices, choices, choices...
Posted on Aug 22, 2008, 20:41:01
... Venezuela, about a week in the Dominican Republic, and a week probably in Trinidad and Tobago (not in that order). I lived in Maracaibo, Venezuela for two years as a missionary, but wasn't ever able to visit any other parts of Venezuela so I am very ...
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