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Date: 16th September 2011

THANKS OF COSTEÑITA
I AM PROPERTY COSTEÑITA. THANKS FOR COMENTARIS AND WELCOME FOR EVER. YOUR FRIEND FERNANDO LOPEZ. POPAYAN CAUCA COLOMBIA

From Blog: Puracé and Coconuco
Date: 13th April 2011

SEMANA SANTA
CORDIAL SALUDO QUE COSTO TIENE LA ESTADIA EN CABAÑA PARA 6 PERSONAS DE JUEVES A DOMINGO - SEMANA SANTA. GRACIAS

From Blog: The long road to Darién and Lago Calima
Date: 13th August 2010

Thnx
hey chris, thnx for ur blog, i enjoy the fresh reading of it. I only have a little thing to said about it, the name of the coffee is cafe Con-Verso, not conversano, just that XD Nico

From Blog: PANACHI, a donkey and the Masai Mara
Date: 29th June 2010

Villa de Leyva
After reading your blog, I think that I need to go to this town. My husband and I are going to Bogota in August. We hadn't considered a side trip until we read your blog. I have a blog on this site too. Check out Everette's blog.

From Blog: "Chilling" in Villa de Leyva
Date: 13th April 2010

One of Us
I think that being Colombian is appreciating what this country and its culture are, you are now one of us. Colombia and its people will always welcome you back as one of its own. Thank you for keeping me entertained all these weeks, I've been vicariously travelling through you. Im now in the states. Best of luck on the rest of your journey. : )

From Blog: Leaving Colombia
Date: 11th April 2010

sniff
You look like a lovely couple.. awww bless.. It's been great following your journey hon. x

From Blog: Leaving Colombia
Date: 11th April 2010

Si...
...es verdad :)

From Blog: Puracé and Coconuco
Date: 11th April 2010


es una cabaña muy linda pero lo mas importante es la compañia :)

From Blog: Puracé and Coconuco
Date: 10th April 2010

I am glad
Dear Turists, I am glad everything worked out and hope that Yissel got her medicine on time. Your story kept on suspense until you found the cabana Costenita. My husband and I travel every other year to Colombia: Cartagena, El valle, Pereira, Quindio. We usually hired a driver from the town I am from (we agree on the cost, he pays for his own hotels and we paid for his food and tolls. We never travel during the evening. The only scarry situation we experienced was in Cartagena at the hotel Caribe when we were surrounded by the army all armed not pointing of us but blocking us with out explanation - my husband does not speak a word of spanish so you can imagine how he felt, one of the soldiers noticed him getting very nervous and they explained to us that the president was visiting the hotel. Colombia is beautiful! P.S. Very generous of you to take out the food and give it away.

From Blog: Puracé and Coconuco
Date: 10th April 2010


Great. Thank you!

From Blog: The Turtle, Guatapé, a Motor Boat and Getting Burned
Date: 9th April 2010


I enjoyed your Semana Santa post. I have always wanted to see the processions. My blog is looking for travel photos, stories, accommodation reviews, and food reviews. If you have the time and have some to share, email us at dirtyhippiesblog@gmail.com or check us out at dirty-hippies.blogspot.com Continued fun on your travels, Eric

From Blog: Semana Santa Processions in Popayán
Date: 7th April 2010

Re: Caldas
Superb! Many thanks for the history lesson! Isn't the Internet a wonderful thing folks? Right now I'm sitting in a bar in a cold and rainy Quito - and very much missing the warm Colombian climate :-( Well, at least I'm in a bar, I suppose ;-) Chris

From Blog: Popayán
Date: 7th April 2010

Caldas
Hi Chris, Caldas was a scientist, military, geographer, botanist, astronomer, naturalist, journalist and patriot of Colombia. For his erudition and vast knowledge of many subjects was known to his contemporaries as the Wise, epithet which has passed into history. He was born in Popayán and died in Bogotá. He help to free the country from the spaniards. You are right, in every single town in Latin America (at least in Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru y Bolivia) there is a plaza de Bolivar, for the guy that libertates this 5 countries (a single country by that time called La Gran Colombia) and whose political project Venezuela's president Hugo Chavez wants to continue on this days (in a very bad, misunderstood way.) Saludos!

From Blog: Popayán
Date: 7th April 2010

@Stef
Hi Stef. Pleased you enjoyed the post. The hotel in Guatapé was Hotel Real (if I remember correctly). It was OK but really nothing special. There seems to be a good directory of hotels / cabins etc in the area here: http://guatape-antioquia.gov.co/nuestromunicipio.shtml?apc=m-r-2004663-2004663&m=r Hope you have a great time in Medellín (and Guatapé)! I'm sure that you will. Just don't forget the sunblock :) Chris

From Blog: The Turtle, Guatapé, a Motor Boat and Getting Burned
Date: 6th April 2010

pinballwizard64@hotmail.com
Great report and pics! Planning a trip to Medillen and def wanna check out Guatape overnight. Do you remember the hotel you stayed at? Trying to find rooms there and having trouble. thanks

From Blog: The Turtle, Guatapé, a Motor Boat and Getting Burned
Date: 5th April 2010

RE: Hola
Hi Neil. Good to hear from you matey. How are things going with you both? I'm not sure how long I'll be in Quito but as soon as I know where I'm staying I'll drop your brother a line. Look forward to seeing you in June :) C

From Blog: The long road to Darién and Lago Calima
Date: 4th April 2010

Hola
Give Matthew my brother a shout whilst you are in Quito. His email addy is matthewdownunder@hotmail.co.uk I think he misses speaking native English and he can tell you what's what. He seems to live in Pichincha which slightly disturbingly appears to be an active volcano. Anyway, hope all is going splendidly and enjoy the blogs!

From Blog: The long road to Darién and Lago Calima
Date: 31st March 2010

kissy kissy
YES!!! :-)

From Blog: Popayán
Date: 30th March 2010

RE: Cheers for the info
Hi Gary Thanks for your kind words - pleased to know that you people can make use of my lessons learned. I'm sure you're going to have a blast over here! :) Thanks again. Chris

From Blog: Cartagena
Date: 30th March 2010

Cheers for the info
Great blog, thanks for the info on the hostels, they look great, you are right about hostel world there is not a lot on there!. Heading there in mid April after Peru. Then onto Taganga, Tyrona and finally a boat if we can find one to go to San Blas and Panama. Cheers, Gary

From Blog: Cartagena
Date: 25th March 2010

Zoos
Ah, I feel a bit better about it now. Thanks Neet. :D C

From Blog: Rounding out Medellín
Date: 25th March 2010

@Gav
Yeah, I figured as much. Although I'm acutely aware that I'm taking musical advice from a guy who holds up Kraftwerk as the pinnacle of modern music :) Interestingly I've not been asked for directions yet - bit disappointed really :) Hope you're well matey. C

From Blog: Rounding out Medellín
Date: 24th March 2010

zoos
Such a shame about your burnt skin but I'm sure it's not the first time you have awoken feeling sore ;-) Sod the animals in a zoo.. lets concentrate on people getting the chance to see them. That's far more important!! LOL xxx

From Blog: Rounding out Medellín
Date: 24th March 2010


I think you have to be there to get that song - or at least know some spanish! btw - have you been asked for directions yet?

From Blog: Rounding out Medellín
Date: 21st March 2010

Mullets rock 2
LOL.. ;-) x

From Blog: Pueblito Paisa and Universidad





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