Nacho Melero

Nacho Melero (1979) is commercial airline pilot, BA in Economics and amateur photographer like magic. A hotchpotch of passions that have awakened love to know anywhere in the world so we can open it without expecting anything in return. His profession will always keep in continuous movement and his friendship with the creators VAP allows you, also, reflect your feelings.

10 articles

Sahara air from the balcony

This is the first time that this area day flyby. Accra from above is a collection of corrugated iron roofs disordered, mixed with modern buildings, many by finishing, Chaotic traffic to 0844 am and enormous trees struggling to survive amid much planning.

byNacho Melero

14 August, 2014

¡¡Kilimanjaro, Hakuna Matata!! (part 2)

During the long night I checked the intermittency of my level of concentration with an improvised mantra: "I'm powerful, very powerful, do not fatigue rules, do not govern ". The mind went into a trance, and she lays with her.

byNacho Melero

6 May, 2014

¡¡Kilimanjaro, Hakuna Matata!! (part 1)

I admit that it all started with the second line "pink" a predictor. A woman awash in happiness, a man locked in uncertainty, and a gynecologist witness. "Laura, Mario is on his way and. Now I ask you to let me climb Kilimanjaro"

byNacho Melero

5 May, 2014

Papua and his entourage arcane

I browsed the adjective "remote" in the dictionary of the RAE and contained three meanings. The first is referred to the distance of the object qualifies, the second to the likelihood of the event described and the last is related to oblivion. La “remota” provincia “West Papua”, perfectly fulfills the three meanings.

byNacho Melero

26 June, 2013

Oman, Osama chatting in the keystone

An arid landscape, itself in the Arabian Peninsula, swallows any hint of plant or animal life, and Gulf waters that bathe these shores, within walking distance changing hands to become the Gulf of Oman.

byNacho Melero

28 September, 2012

What did you think Boston? …beautiful and very European

Strolling through the streets thought a piece of Europe also crossed the Atlantic entrepreneurs accompanying illusions of those families of the early English emigrants s.XVII. Pilgrims who came to seek better fortune in a land full of opportunities that christened the New England.

byNacho Melero

22 September, 2012

The ascent of Jebel Toubkal

The legendary Atlas runs from Tunisia due west to Agadir and separates the fertile lands of the largest northern and scorching desert there. Sahara are the prelude. These mountains are oblique border between green and yellow.

byNacho Melero

10 August, 2012

A City or City Rodrigo Vicente?

To all who arrived by that route we get the current heraldic symbol of the city, formed by three huge columns of a pagan temple destroyed. At that moment I knew I was in one of those places where the cache overflows from every pore of your skin.

byNacho Melero

4 August, 2012

Welcome to Europe dear Aung San Suu Kyi !!!

I walked for two days through thick jungle that border between Burma and Thailand to reach a settlement karen, where there was no electricity or running water, but children and more children with that smile that is only seen when happiness is full.

byNacho Melero

16 June, 2012

Hawaii, the battle of fire and water

Scientists have observed, and official records of the â € € They note œRecord Guinnessâ, the volcano Mauna Kea n, and Everest, is with its 10205 meters the mountain ± a more s highest of all

byNacho Melero

9 May, 2012