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77Cheap Airline Tickets to Bolivia | Flights to La Paz & Santa Cruz
Flight guide to discount prices on airline tickets to Bolivia. There are direct flights from the US to El Alto International Airport - LPB in La Paz from ...
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78Meet the Caracara: Mexico's National Bird
No, Our National Bird is Not the Fly! Someone once asked me if the national bird of Australia was the fly. It isn’t, of course, although people might be forgiven for suggesting it would make the ideal choice as the pesky insects are everywhere....
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72Jewels of the South Baja California Highway
San Ignacio Mulege Bahia Conception The nearly 1000 k journey by road from San Diego in the United States to Cabo San Lucas, in the extreme south of the Baja Peninsula, is a long, hot and wearying trek,...
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76Playa Bollullo - the hidden beach of Puerto de la Cruz
Many tourists come to the resort of Puerto de la Cruz in the north of Tenerife without ever finding out about one of its hidden gems namely the beach known as Playa Bollullo. It is a secluded black sand beach and only accessible by walking or by car...
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76The Mysterious Disappearance of Alan (Abe) Blank. (New info added)
The Terrible Loss of a Great Man. Abe Blank Pays the Ultimate Price. I once had a very good friend. His name was Abe Blank and he was generous to a fault and a champion of creatures few people could find it in their hearts to love. Abe, an...
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74Top 10 Pancit – the Most Widely Eaten Noodles in the Philippines
Pancit Palabok Almost always served from special gatherings to ordinary days and from restaurants to homes, pancit or pansit is the most widely eaten noodles in the Philippines. Introduced to the Filipinos by the Chinese people, pancit has spawned...
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59La Paz Batchoy
This is a quick Oriental chicken noodle recipe that is easy to cook and well loved by the whole family. You will definitely like the soupy and beef taste that is very nutritious too. The ingredients you will...
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66Book review - Rusty Young - Marching Powder
This book was written by Rusty Young, a young journalist from Sydney, Australia. The book was first published in 2002, but still remains very popular. Especially with the young backpacker crowd it is in high...
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57Mulege: Like a Sahara Oasis.
Mulege Thinking of where to go this winter? There is a special place in Mexico’s Baja Peninsula that is more like an oasis in the Sahara than a village on the Sea of Cortez. South Baja has many delights, but the essential thing it lacks the...
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75The Loss of Aldo Salato
Shown in happier times. Aldo and Xochi. Backdrop La Paz Bay, Baja Sur 99.9 percent of people reading this small article about my friend, Aldo Salato, will never have heard of him. He never became a celebrity nor a millionaire; he was not a top...
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