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Stephen Henaghan Stephen Henaghan (30) Back-packer. Travelling with his girlfriend, Aimee Wood (25)

Stephen worked overseas for Thomson Holidays since 2001. He has worked in Mainland Spain (Costa Dorada, Costa Blanca, Costa del Sol), The Balearics (Ibiza, Menorca), the Canaries (Fuerteventura, Tenerife), the Caribbean (Dominican Republic), and Austria (Ellmau).

He will be starting his year-long trip on 02nd June 2008.
Some of the countries he will be visiting include: Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Bolivia, Peru, New Zealand, Australia, Vietnam, Cambodia and Thailand.
He isn't a serious blogger and most of his updates will be light-hearted, and you never know, maybe even amusing!

He has 3 loves in his life. Aimee Wood, Beer, and Football. They are in no particular order, and it's a bit like "What's your favourite food?" It's never the same answer - it depends on how you're feeling on that particular day!
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Last Login: August 27th 2008

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Casa de la Libertad, Sucre
Casa de la Libertad, Sucre
A procession for Independance Day, or The Referendum?
So, I left you all on Sunday 03rd August, chilling on our sun terrace. Well, that night we spoke to an Irish girl who was WELL panicking about the upcoming elections. She had spoken to several locals who all advised her to leave Bolivia at the earliest chance. She had looked at allsorts of websites that all spoke of upcoming doom and violence in all major cities in Bolivia. She went to a travel agency who charged her a fortune for flight tickets (because obviously, all the foreigners are trying to get out of Bolivia), the next available flight is for [View Full Entry]

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Guard at Casa de la Libertad
Aimee looking beautiful!
How high are their legs?

Parque San Martin, Salta
Parque San Martin, Salta
Me and her taking advantage of the nice weather.
Well, it's been quite a while since I last blogged, so heres the latest installment. I last wrote as we boarded the bus from Rosario to Cordoba in Argentina. Here goes: Monday 07th July Chilled in Cordoba. Bought Steak from supermarket for tea. It was AR$9 (1.50 quid) and would have fed about four of us! It was fab! Tuesday 08th July Did Cordoba's sights. There's lots of nice buildings, but we've seen loads of nice buildings already! We saw the Basilica de Nuestra Seņora de la Mercad, Cabildo Iglesia Catedral, Iglesia de la Compaņia de Jesus, Iglesia de Snta Teresa [View Full Entry]

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Hubba Bubba Thingy!
Tilcara
Big Cactus

I last wrote to you as we were boarding a bus from Corrientes to Buenos Aires. Tuesday 24th June Isabelle's 3rd Birthday (my niece) Arrived at Buenos Aries at 0730 after a night on the bus. Travelling by night is best 'cos you don't have to pay for any accommodation! We quite easily used the Subte (subway) to get from the bus station to the area our Hostel was in. As usual we walked in completely the wrong direction. For some reason my sense of direction is exactly 180 degrees out. I think it's maybe because we're in the Southern Hemisphere! [View Full Entry]

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El Obelisco
Monumento a los dos Congresos
Casa Rosada

The last time I wrote we were just leaving Rio de Janeiro heading South for Foz de Iguazu which is the name of the town on the Brazilian side of Iguazu Falls. This was a 22 hour bus journey costing R$165 each (55 quid) Saturday 14th June. 0630 Arrived at Foz do Iguazu. Checked in to hostel then went to falls. There are 275 of them that go up to 82 metres in height. There is approx. 400,000 gallons of water per second flows over them! There were some nice walks through the trees offering long distance views and a few [View Full Entry]

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Iguazu Falls
Cheap Primark Waterproof
Iguazu Falls

The beginning
The beginning
The first journey of many. Worsthorne - Burnley.
Aimeeīs side of the story can be found at www.mytb.org/amazing-aimee. You can subscribe to hers too if you want. This is my side so far, and despite the grumbles we are having a great time! Monday 02nd June Heathrow airport is big. And rubbish! Nowhere to eat unless you want sushi that has been prepared by a cockney geezer called Brian! Not even a Burger King. Where do all the staff go when there is a delay? Free vouchers for Burger King are the only thing that makes delays worthwhile! And get this! They have a "Boots" but they donīt do [View Full Entry]

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Our Lass
Edificio Italia
Me and her