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| 3 weeks on the Cook Islands |
| Submitted by GillesB on
2008-12-06 10:28:33 (via www.oneyearoff.net) |
| We spent three weeks on the Cook Islands: altogether 9 days on Rarotonga, 7 on Aitutaki and 5 on Atiu. The Cook Islands were definitely a highlight in our trip and those Pacific Islands that matched our ideas of the South Seas.
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| Shaky bridge over the Hunza river |
| Submitted by dlgbzh on
2008-12-06 03:48:22 (via viaterra.net) |
| Such crossings are not uncommon in the Northern Areas of Pakistan. Planks are set about 50 cm appart and the bridge swings with the wind over a glacial, fast flowing river
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| More than two months in Argentina |
| Submitted by GillesB on
2008-12-05 04:52:18 (via www.oneyearoff.net) |
| We spent 74 days in Argentina, Chile & Uruguay and visited most of the classical tourist destinations: Buenos Aires, Misiones, Iguazu, the Andean Northwest, Mendoza, Peninsula Valdez, the Lake District, Southern Patagonia with El Calafate & El Chalten, and Tierra del Fuego.
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| 7 weeks in Bolivia |
| Submitted by GillesB on
2008-12-05 04:44:45 (via www.oneyearoff.net) |
| Bolivia definitely deserves to be discovered. It can be sometimes challenging, because of transports and the high altitude, but it is definitely fabulously rewarding!
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| Pictures travel between Tokyo, Kyoto and Nara. |
| Submitted by Jidebe on
2008-12-04 13:40:48 (via www.two-weeks-in-japan.com) |
| In April 2008, I have spent two weeks in Japan with my 15 years old daughter. We spent one week in Tokyo, then we comute to Kyoto in Shinkansen to spend the second week there. Japan is really a country of contrasts and I hope that by discovering these photographs you will have only one desire, to go there you too.
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| Rocinha Favela |
| Submitted by Walker Dawson on
2008-12-03 15:06:09 (via www.flickr.com) |
| This photo is of the Rocinha Favela, in Rio de Janeiro Brazil. In some ways Rio is like a miniature Latin America; there is natural beauty along side grinding poverty while happy and energetic people live within a sea of violence.
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