Sailing Round the Galapagos

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December 3rd 2006

Published: December 5th 2006

Ecuador is a country of four regions, the highlands, the jungle, the coast and the Galapagos Islands. Although this region is only home to 30,000 inhabitants, it is as important to the country of 12 million as the other three regions. The natural history of the islands inspired Charles Darwin to produce his theories on natural selection and survival of the fittest, providing the clues that lead to... Read Full Entry

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5th December 2006

Kay
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Porcupine Pufferfish
Porcupine Pufferfish.. it's so cute >_< love your photo... ^_^

5th December 2006

Patti
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Galapagos! Way to go Ali! I've been following your blogs for almost as long as you've been writing them. You have a terrific way with words and your pictures are fabulous. (I'm reliving my travels through you.) I've been to some of the countrys that you have visited, so it's interesting to read your point of view. Will you ever be coming to Canada - - BC in particular? How many countries have you now visited? Keep on travelling and having a good time.

5th December 2006

Della
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I loved the Galapagos! Your photos were great. They made me think back to my trip. I loved the spitting Iguanas. Glad to hear that you now speak Spanish. So Ali, where are you off to next?

6th December 2006

Ginger nuts
Andy & Josie

Not bad!
This trip looks awesome! We finally arrived in Rio - it would be cool to bump into each other. Take care!

17th February 2007

greenapple
grayce Ezarik

close encounter
Ali, feel I know you........this is the closest I will ever get to Galapagos, I always thought that they were off the coast of Australia,...hmmmm. Thanks to your great maps.....you think of everything. Peru is a magical country, I do hope you returned unscathed. Grayce in PA USA nn Greenapple

30th May 2008

christine
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boat tour reservations--HELP
Hi- My friends and I are heading to the Galapagos around Thanksgiving--would it be a good idea to wait until we got there to find a boat tour??--we are only going for four days. We are just not sure if we should chance it and it seems most boats want you to sign up for a week--any advice??

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