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Date: 3rd November 2006
Weather in Lima
Well, in Lima is kind of cool at the moment (relatively speaking). During the day its about 20C, but in the evening it cools down around 10C +- there is not too much sun about because of the fog/could syndrome. Hope this helps..... As for the rest of Peru, it really depends on where you are going Iquitos (jungle) or Cuzco (Andes )...... I was up on Mt. Chichani at about -15C so if you are the more adventurous type, bring your thermals!! :-)
From Blog: Heading for Lima
Weather in Lima
Well, in Lima is kind of cool at the moment (relatively speaking). During the day its about 20C, but in the evening it cools down around 10C +- there is not too much sun about because of the fog/could syndrome. Hope this helps..... As for the rest of Peru, it really depends on where you are going Iquitos (jungle) or Cuzco (Andes )...... I was up on Mt. Chichani at about -15C so if you are the more adventurous type, bring your thermals!! :-)
From Blog: Heading for Lima
Date: 2nd November 2006
Lima in two weeks
My boyfriend and I are headed to Peru in two weeks. Can you tell me how the weather is?
From Blog: Heading for Lima
Lima in two weeks
My boyfriend and I are headed to Peru in two weeks. Can you tell me how the weather is?
From Blog: Heading for Lima
Date: 2nd November 2006
Now you rubbing it in
Mate, Great to see that you have found your own little sanctuary over in Lima. Please make sure that you feed the kids and leave them some money for them before leaving town. Never know how long till you see them again, unless you have decided on setting up shop.
From Blog: Heading for Lima
Now you rubbing it in
Mate, Great to see that you have found your own little sanctuary over in Lima. Please make sure that you feed the kids and leave them some money for them before leaving town. Never know how long till you see them again, unless you have decided on setting up shop.
From Blog: Heading for Lima
Date: 28th October 2006
Amazing
The lobsters look absolutley"DELICIOUS"..mmmm. What a place ...What an adventure........ I do hope the "withdrawal symptoms" when you arrive back in KL won't be too difficult to handle...:-)
From Blog: The Galapagos Islands
Amazing
The lobsters look absolutley"DELICIOUS"..mmmm. What a place ...What an adventure........ I do hope the "withdrawal symptoms" when you arrive back in KL won't be too difficult to handle...:-)
From Blog: The Galapagos Islands
Date: 15th October 2006
Craig, Top marks on confronting those heights!!(UUHHH just the thought of being at those altitudes). And that incredibly macarbe discription of "How to shrink a Head"...step by step process..in great detail.....we're becoming seriously concerned, down here....but..... Can't wait for the next episode. S.America truly is "something else"...
From Blog: Quito and Surrounding
Craig, Top marks on confronting those heights!!(UUHHH just the thought of being at those altitudes). And that incredibly macarbe discription of "How to shrink a Head"...step by step process..in great detail.....we're becoming seriously concerned, down here....but..... Can't wait for the next episode. S.America truly is "something else"...
From Blog: Quito and Surrounding
Date: 11th October 2006
Ecuador: The High Life
Not the high life for those with acute altitude sickness...Not the high life if one is indigenous (35-40% of the population without the taking into account the fair amount of under reporting who are apparently 'shockingly' poor)... The high life if you are part of the criollo elite (sadly, a product of the conquest of the Spanish and partly, assimilationist policies) or a criminal on the run apparently...The high life for travellers who try out the night life (mate, more details and pix the next time we meet lol)...Ecuador, not so high after all???
From Blog: Quito and Surrounding
Ecuador: The High Life
Not the high life for those with acute altitude sickness...Not the high life if one is indigenous (35-40% of the population without the taking into account the fair amount of under reporting who are apparently 'shockingly' poor)... The high life if you are part of the criollo elite (sadly, a product of the conquest of the Spanish and partly, assimilationist policies) or a criminal on the run apparently...The high life for travellers who try out the night life (mate, more details and pix the next time we meet lol)...Ecuador, not so high after all???
From Blog: Quito and Surrounding
Date: 10th October 2006
Hey, brother. I'd like to make a request that I don't receive blog notices while I'm doing homework ... especially when snow flurries are forecasted in just a few days! Man, what I wouldn't give trade places with you. I have a feeling your travels are going to pull me through the winter. --Andy
From Blog: Quito and Surrounding
Hey, brother. I'd like to make a request that I don't receive blog notices while I'm doing homework ... especially when snow flurries are forecasted in just a few days! Man, what I wouldn't give trade places with you. I have a feeling your travels are going to pull me through the winter. --Andy
From Blog: Quito and Surrounding
Date: 26th September 2006
Highway Robbery!
Yeah, well it leaves a very unsettled feeling in the pit of your stomach.... for a few days! I felt quite safe in Xela though. I guess you cannot paint the whole country with one brush! I think the real problem with GC is that the Mafia are running the police (great, NOT!).
From Blog: Guatemala!
Highway Robbery!
Yeah, well it leaves a very unsettled feeling in the pit of your stomach.... for a few days! I felt quite safe in Xela though. I guess you cannot paint the whole country with one brush! I think the real problem with GC is that the Mafia are running the police (great, NOT!).
From Blog: Guatemala!
Date: 26th September 2006
Guatemala Serenity
Yeah Yoges, Guatemala has only recently (in the last 10 years) ended 33 years of civil war! I mean this basically tore the country apart and well the road to recovery is very long. Picture a country without a public hospital system or social security (today). If you dont have money and you get sick, well you die.... its that simple.
From Blog: Guatemala!
Guatemala Serenity
Yeah Yoges, Guatemala has only recently (in the last 10 years) ended 33 years of civil war! I mean this basically tore the country apart and well the road to recovery is very long. Picture a country without a public hospital system or social security (today). If you dont have money and you get sick, well you die.... its that simple.
From Blog: Guatemala!
Date: 25th September 2006
"GuateGuateGuate!!!"
I love the way the bus drivers advertise their destination. It's a good thing I didn't hear the story of the Swiss girls when I was there. My three-week vacation would have turned into three days, as I would have hired a private driver and body guards. No worries on the time between posts.
From Blog: Guatemala!
"GuateGuateGuate!!!"
I love the way the bus drivers advertise their destination. It's a good thing I didn't hear the story of the Swiss girls when I was there. My three-week vacation would have turned into three days, as I would have hired a private driver and body guards. No worries on the time between posts.
From Blog: Guatemala!
Date: 24th September 2006
Highway out of the Danger Zone
Guatemala city sounds scary. It is not surprising that civil disorder has been rife considering the fact that the powers over there have been treating the substantial indegenous population in Guatemala like crap until quite recently. I also understand that there is a "slight" earthquake problem!!! Well, you are out of there in one piece with some interesting if not relatively traumatic memories... thats the main thing, I suppose. Having said that, I must say that Sheila looked good! But then again, they always do don't they?!? Mate, are you going to do the rest of Central America at all or are you saving it for another life? It would seem to be the former considering that you are headed off to Ecuador. Hope the Nobia is better. Haven't heard from her so I suppose all (including your place) must be well. Take care, mein Freund...
From Blog: Guatemala!
Highway out of the Danger Zone
Guatemala city sounds scary. It is not surprising that civil disorder has been rife considering the fact that the powers over there have been treating the substantial indegenous population in Guatemala like crap until quite recently. I also understand that there is a "slight" earthquake problem!!! Well, you are out of there in one piece with some interesting if not relatively traumatic memories... thats the main thing, I suppose. Having said that, I must say that Sheila looked good! But then again, they always do don't they?!? Mate, are you going to do the rest of Central America at all or are you saving it for another life? It would seem to be the former considering that you are headed off to Ecuador. Hope the Nobia is better. Haven't heard from her so I suppose all (including your place) must be well. Take care, mein Freund...
From Blog: Guatemala!
Date: 12th September 2006
Back into the Rythme
Yeah, i am heading for the Galapogas tomorrow morning, should be there for about 10-12 days (8 day cruise)..... not sure if they even have Internet access out there but will endeavour to get Guatemala up there soon!
From Blog: Belize and the Caribbean
Back into the Rythme
Yeah, i am heading for the Galapogas tomorrow morning, should be there for about 10-12 days (8 day cruise)..... not sure if they even have Internet access out there but will endeavour to get Guatemala up there soon!
From Blog: Belize and the Caribbean
Date: 8th September 2006
ATM was great!
Keep the updates coming, brother. I'm traveling vicariously through you until the end of the fall semester! Don't let me down. --- Andy
From Blog: Belize and the Caribbean
ATM was great!
Keep the updates coming, brother. I'm traveling vicariously through you until the end of the fall semester! Don't let me down. --- Andy
From Blog: Belize and the Caribbean
Date: 6th September 2006
Huh! Glad you are still alive :)
Looks interesting ,Craig
From Blog: Belize and the Caribbean
Huh! Glad you are still alive :)
Looks interesting ,Craig
From Blog: Belize and the Caribbean
Date: 5th September 2006
Where are u !!!!!!
Ooi Amigos where are you now, capture by the natives, or being sacrifice to the local gods by the natives...Hahahaha. Anyway just wondering how are you doing . Keep in touch.
From Blog: Mazunte -> San Cristobal Dela Casas -> Tonina -> Palenque
Where are u !!!!!!
Ooi Amigos where are you now, capture by the natives, or being sacrifice to the local gods by the natives...Hahahaha. Anyway just wondering how are you doing . Keep in touch.
From Blog: Mazunte -> San Cristobal Dela Casas -> Tonina -> Palenque
Date: 1st September 2006
The whole wide world!!
Yeah... tell me about it... when you start traveling to some of these places and talking to the locals in a mixture of broken spanish and english, immersing yourself in their culture, well im not sure what to say, you just have to do it!!
From Blog: The Yucatan
The whole wide world!!
Yeah... tell me about it... when you start traveling to some of these places and talking to the locals in a mixture of broken spanish and english, immersing yourself in their culture, well im not sure what to say, you just have to do it!!
From Blog: The Yucatan
Date: 29th August 2006
A whole wide world out there
Guten Tag! Its only when you take the time to stop for a while and think (in your case, travel) that you are reminded of the relatively massive size and diversity of this planet. Street salsa, merengue, andean folk music etc...all too alien for me. Could learn to live with it given the time and incentive, i'm sure. Watch the mozzies though, something a bit more close to home:-)
From Blog: The Yucatan
A whole wide world out there
Guten Tag! Its only when you take the time to stop for a while and think (in your case, travel) that you are reminded of the relatively massive size and diversity of this planet. Street salsa, merengue, andean folk music etc...all too alien for me. Could learn to live with it given the time and incentive, i'm sure. Watch the mozzies though, something a bit more close to home:-)
From Blog: The Yucatan
Date: 21st August 2006
BOS & TCP/IP
What is that man?? But you are mucho correcto hombre! There is so much to see and so picenyo tiempo (little time). Mexico was really a wonderful place, Belize and Guatemala are also spectacular (more posts coming). Thanks for the comment Liew.... and dont work too too hard over there :D
From Blog: Mazunte -> San Cristobal Dela Casas -> Tonina -> Palenque
BOS & TCP/IP
What is that man?? But you are mucho correcto hombre! There is so much to see and so picenyo tiempo (little time). Mexico was really a wonderful place, Belize and Guatemala are also spectacular (more posts coming). Thanks for the comment Liew.... and dont work too too hard over there :D
From Blog: Mazunte -> San Cristobal Dela Casas -> Tonina -> Palenque
Date: 18th August 2006
Very Interesting
Craig. The world have so much to explore. :) Sometime it is just worth to forget about all TCPIP/BOS/........etc etc and just go out. Mexico is definitely interesting
From Blog: Mazunte -> San Cristobal Dela Casas -> Tonina -> Palenque
Very Interesting
Craig. The world have so much to explore. :) Sometime it is just worth to forget about all TCPIP/BOS/........etc etc and just go out. Mexico is definitely interesting
From Blog: Mazunte -> San Cristobal Dela Casas -> Tonina -> Palenque
Date: 17th August 2006
I have not been captured by the natives!
HOLA! Hombres and Senoritas..... i went off the air for a bit there, mainly because i left Mexico, and spend some time in Belize (the diving was most excellent) and am now in Guatemala..... The Internet access in some of these parts has been scratchy but it is better now so i will endeavour to get up to date with the log!!
From Blog: Mexico City -> Puebla -> Oxaca -> Peurto Escondido
I have not been captured by the natives!
HOLA! Hombres and Senoritas..... i went off the air for a bit there, mainly because i left Mexico, and spend some time in Belize (the diving was most excellent) and am now in Guatemala..... The Internet access in some of these parts has been scratchy but it is better now so i will endeavour to get up to date with the log!!
From Blog: Mexico City -> Puebla -> Oxaca -> Peurto Escondido
Date: 15th August 2006
Senoritas
I think the little senoritas has stolen our Beautiful BRucederos from us.
From Blog: Mexico City -> Puebla -> Oxaca -> Peurto Escondido
Senoritas
I think the little senoritas has stolen our Beautiful BRucederos from us.
From Blog: Mexico City -> Puebla -> Oxaca -> Peurto Escondido
Date: 14th August 2006
We want news, we want news!
Tempted to post a naughty reply to Yog's latest comment but chgd my mind! Hey, post your latest on the blog soon, will you? Even if the senorita is keeping you busy! ;-)
From Blog: Mexico City -> Puebla -> Oxaca -> Peurto Escondido
We want news, we want news!
Tempted to post a naughty reply to Yog's latest comment but chgd my mind! Hey, post your latest on the blog soon, will you? Even if the senorita is keeping you busy! ;-)
From Blog: Mexico City -> Puebla -> Oxaca -> Peurto Escondido
Date: 13th August 2006
Where Brucey?
Its been about a week, do we press the panic button or should we just assume that Brucederos has in typical fashion found a nice senorita as a travel guide??? Tay, no worries we can always arrange something once Craig is back
From Blog: Mexico City -> Puebla -> Oxaca -> Peurto Escondido
Where Brucey?
Its been about a week, do we press the panic button or should we just assume that Brucederos has in typical fashion found a nice senorita as a travel guide??? Tay, no worries we can always arrange something once Craig is back
From Blog: Mexico City -> Puebla -> Oxaca -> Peurto Escondido
Date: 8th August 2006
High educated individual
Actually, contrary to Yogi's comments, I've heard that them Mexican's are all a bunch of rednecks. You'd fit right in with the racist and political satirical jokes....albeit that you might lose your head..but they probably will find it funny.....but not about the jokes though. Love ya work Brucederos. Can't say I wish to be there......but your travels certainly makes it a great read in the morning. Keep well sunshine!
From Blog: Mexico City -> Puebla -> Oxaca -> Peurto Escondido
High educated individual
Actually, contrary to Yogi's comments, I've heard that them Mexican's are all a bunch of rednecks. You'd fit right in with the racist and political satirical jokes....albeit that you might lose your head..but they probably will find it funny.....but not about the jokes though. Love ya work Brucederos. Can't say I wish to be there......but your travels certainly makes it a great read in the morning. Keep well sunshine!
From Blog: Mexico City -> Puebla -> Oxaca -> Peurto Escondido
Al
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A step down from clubbing in Pt Macquarie?
So does that mean they didn't even have pot plants to dance with? Love the blogs, keep 'em coming. Keep safe.
From Blog: The Galapagos Islands