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Amy Mosher
Kirkland, WA, 98033-4917, U.S.A.

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Joined on: May 15th 2006
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By Amylia
October 9th 2009

Tikal in Guatemala Central America Caribbean » Guatemala » Flores Tikal

Temple 1
"Temple of the Jaguar", built around 700 A.D.

For travel journal click here: To view a photo in a larger size please click on it. [View Full Entry]

By Amylia
October 3rd 2009

Belize Central America Caribbean » Belize » Belize Barrier Reef » Ambergris Caye

Ambergris Caye
A "rather stoic local" outside the thatched hut we stayed in.

For travel journal click here: We stayed on the island of Ambergris Caye (in a remote area 3 to 4 miles north of San Pedro). Most of these photos are of Lamanai (the ruins of the former Maya city which translates to "Submerged Crocodile") which is in the Orange Walk District in northern Belize. [View Full Entry]

By Amylia
February 13th 2008

India Asia » India » Rajasthan » Jodhpur

Vidhana Soudha
There are 29 states in India. Bangalore is in the southern state of Karnataka. The Vidhana Soudha houses the secretariat and state legislature.

This trip started in the south visiting cousin David and from there I flew to Delhi and toured the "Golden Triangle" section of India, and ended in Varanasi along the Ganges. Travel journal: [View Full Entry]

By Amylia
October 26th 2007

Aruba Central America Caribbean » Aruba » Oranjestad

Sun Chair Friend
gekos roamed freely around our feet as we read

Aruba is an island which is part of the "West Indies". It is 20 miles long and 6 miles wide, has 101K inhabitants, and is located 17 miles from Venuzuela and 40 from Colombia. Aruba is an autonomous state within the Netherlands (under Dutch administration and support). An oil refinery keeps the economy strong and Aruba is the world's largest exporter of aloe (once covered 2/3rds of the island). The official language is Dutch, English is widely spoken, and nearly all Arubans also speak Papiamento. We didn't eat any ostrich (there is an ostrich farm on Aruba). [View Full Entry]

By Amylia
May 1st 2007

Egypt Africa » Egypt

Early Morning
More than 80,000 pyramids have been discovered in Egypt, but not the tools that built them (the most probable theory is ultrasonic equipment was used to accomplish the precision).

Egypt Africa » Egypt May 1st 2007 "Sacred sites and sacred science" tour Here is the link to the on-line travel journal I was sending via email [View Full Entry]

By Amylia
May 11th 2006

Cambodia: Floating Villages Of Chong Kneas Asia » Cambodia » North » Angkor

Typical Village Houses On Land (Siem Reap)

Tonle' Sap (largest lake in Southeast Asia) These "floating villages" have a Catholic Church (65% of those who live on the lake are Vietnamese although a very small percentage of those in Cambodia as a whole are Vietnamese), 3 floating school houses, several floating stores, floating pig cages, etc... and despite not having any running water nor plumbing aprx 1/3rd of them had tv antennas (they watch tv via a generator). [View Full Entry]

By Amylia
May 10th 2006

Cambodia: Angkor Temples Asia » Cambodia » North » Angkor

Monks On Moped

Ta Phrom, Angkor Thom and Angkor Wat Travel Journal: [View Full Entry]

By Amylia
May 1st 2006

Bali Asia » Indonesia » Bali

Exloring Ubud (across the ravine from the hotel I was in)

Bali is 1 of the 18,100 islands which comprise the country of Indonesia. I was in Bali for the "Quest For Global Healing" conference, and spent some time exploring the island. Travel Journal: [View Full Entry]

Goddess of Compassion in Tjampuhan Temple (which I stumbled upon just out roaming the jungle)

Monkeys freely wandering around forest visitors

By Amylia
October 26th 2004

Morocco Africa » Morocco

Marrakesh (only 18% of women can read and write)

Morocco E-mail journal is in this link: [url=http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=0B9SQinnjWS3PNTBiZTIzZjItYzRkNC00NGQ5LWI0YmUtMmU5YmY0ZTgzYTVl&hl=en] [View Full Entry]

By Amylia
August 23rd 2003

Peru South America » Peru » Cusco » Machu Picchu

Overlooking Cusco

Peru won independence from Spain in 1824. Travelogue: [View Full Entry]

Incan Architecture (Unexplained Exactness Of Stone Fit)

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