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May 11th 2007

Published: May 11th 2007

Well It is over, at least the south America leg of this journey we call life. After spending 13 months in South America I flew back to the states yesterday and I am currently in the Chicago area (special thanks go out to my buddy Robbie Hopkins for picking me up at the airport) While sitting in the airport in Miami I realized that now: I am Homeless, car less, jobless .... Ok, on to another top... Read Full Entry

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dave donohue

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Thanks for taking the time to read my TravelBlog. Originally from the Chicago area i received my BS from northern Illinois University and after graduating I started my "career" at Abbott Laboratories. While there I earned my MBA from DePaul, Univiersity. Then I dropped out of the corporate world in 1992 when I moved to Minnesota. Next, I dropped out of the rat race in 1997 and I've been traveling since. For the first few years I only traveled in the US, working one summer in Yellowstone national park and I spent two summers in Alaska. I also had the great fortune to be a rafting guide ... full info

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look close, that is how they deliver meat to the stores, in the back (well front seat too) of a mototaxi.

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23rd May 2007

larry reef
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awesome pics
mate once again..absolute pleasure going through your photographs..keep me in the loop with things..all the best dave..larry

23rd May 2007

adam h
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Welcome home Dave!
Welcome back to the USA. I am returning to Lima from BsAs at the moment. (stuck in eze right now) Well glad to hear you made it home safe. See you down here or perhaps in SE Asia one of these months! ciao ps. great photos of the shipies

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