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Ene 07 2012 The four animals that have to do in Patagonia

For: Gerardo Bartolomé (text and photos)

How difficult is to select only four animals of Patagonia! But if I have to opt for the essential, my choice is this: the southern right whale, the penguin, guanacos and condors. By Gerardo Bartolomé.

Al Sur de America, America, Blogs VaP, From Patagonia

Ene 05 2012 Villa Rica: the beginning of the epic of Hernán Cortés

For: Ricardo Coarasa. Photos: © CPTM / REO

The Ford Triton leads to Antigua Veracruz zebu crosses pastures and donkeys tied to trees with no owner in sight. The first city founded by Hernan Cortes in New Spain is the most impressive place I have visited so far in Mexico, I guess its historic aura. By Ricardo Coarasa.

America, Blogs VaP, In a strange land

Ene 01 2012 The animals most attractive in Patagonia

For: Gerardo Bartolomé (text and photos)

For a minute dream of a trip to Patagonia ... I chose what place in the previous post. Well ... now look at these photos of Patagonian animals. What would you like to see on your trip? Do all? Sure! But what think you should not miss? Help me choose four animals Patagonian fauna essential.

Al Sur de America, Blogs VaP, From Patagonia

Dic 30 2011 Julióbriga: the end of the Cantabrian tribes

For: Eduardo De Winter

A reservoir and a Roman road that crosses seven miles Cantabrian valleys. Julióbriga is a trip to the conquest of northern Spain by the Romans. A little known place, fascinating and nestled amidst a beautiful mountain landscape.

Blogs VaP, Spain, Postcards of the world

Dic 29 2011 New Year in New York
For: Ricardo Coarasa

New York fascinates and horrifies you. Everything at a glance. For those who do not go running away, here are ten essential proposals for those visiting for the first time the Big Apple. By Ricardo Coarasa.

America, In a strange land

Dic 28 2011 Waterfront: a tourist complexes bobo
For: Javier Brandoli (text and photos)

(...) It's not my place or, I now understand, ceases to be. It's just a good place for a drink without thinking that in Africa the luxury malls are prepared for the rich or imbecility tourists. Remove bias is important to travel and sometimes unfair classism and falsely exercised looking up (...) Por Javier Brandoli.

Africa, Blogs VaP, A Place in the World, A journey through Africa

Dic 27 2011 Kenya: the hard road barefoot lost shepherd
For: Miquel Silvestre (text and photos)

In a long line filled with coarse gravel divisive and two shadows in the distance. Two hikers. When I'm close to them I say something (...) In perfect English one, the youngest, turns to me and asked if this road I saw a man without shoes. By Miguel Silvestre.

Africa, Dodging rocks

Unknown by Jaén (II): Giribaile, Pompeii small Iberian