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may 12 2013 Venecia: waiting for Aphrodite (three years of VaP.)

For: Javier Reverte (text and photo)

They say that the goddess Venus-Aphrodite rose from the waters of the Mediterranean and the Greeks placed his birth in the southern Peloponnese peninsula. I think they were wrong: the goddess was born here, in Venice, and here it is again swallowed the sea when the waters devour this city born to die of a surfeit of beauty.

Europe, Javier Reverte trips

may 07 2013 Around the World 3 minutes

For: Daniel Landa

They return as lightning images from those days, snippets of Adventure, landscapes of the world. I try to build the wall of sensations, but it is impossible to order the chaos of a two-year journey, because the heart is not made to hold so many emotions.

Africa, America, Antarctica, Asia, Open Destination, Europe, A world apart

April 22 2013 Jouni: Does the last Saami in Lapland?

For: Daniel Landa

They say it is the first across the lake when it freezes and the last to go fishing before winter. They say they know until the last bend in the forest, who likes to disappear from time to time and has even had to deal with a bear.

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sea 28 2013 Stockholm walk: top ten rides

For: Ricardo Coarasa (text and photos)

At the top of the hill of Södermalm is my favorite place in Stockholm: the winding walk Monteliusvägen, who gives a great view of the city, and place conducive to hear promises of eternal love.

In a strange land, Europe

feb 22 2013 Betancuria: dreaming of Fuerteventura
For: Israel Alvarado (text and photos)

How can you express so much with so little! Stuck in a hole where scorching desert winds fail to bend it, there remains Betancuria. One of the first populations of Canary, and former capital of Fuerteventura long.

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Jan 30 2013 Istanbul in three bites
For: Alex Zurdo (text and photos)

But if you eat it, seriously eating, I recommend that you forget these streets somewhat plasticized and its restaurants where, oh surprise, not find any Turkish, but only tourists. Places where menus are expensive, predictable and, too often, cooked without the main ingredient, love.

Europe, The hungry traveller

Jan 19 2013 Naples: the world upside down
For: Israel Alvarado (text and photos)

Neapolitan Rogues, versed in the performing arts, know how to lead the viewer to the collective catharsis and you do happen to you, pillín poor apprentice, by inappropriate and uncivil in the eyes of all.

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