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Fiji Time and folded map

I think I've never again be in a place with so few tricks like that and one person with so few tricks like that. That he knew me to life. A salitre. In real life we ??revere, love, serve and evoke when the other, pseudo, mental, we do not like it, exhausts us, We finally got confused and no longer interested

byLaura Berdejo

8 September, 2025

Samoa: Manono circular time

Manono is small, Round, nice, as pure circular flip walking sounds conclusive cycle, a closed course, they become actions and repeated as the notion of time in East. Speaking of Manono in this way comes to mind unusually Platero.

byLaura Berdejo

10 February, 2025

Jane’s Fales, watercolors Polynesia

n a larger fale, rectangular web without lateral, Jane served breakfast every morning while the rays of the rising sun were spreading over the surface of the water. The rest of the day was pulular: stroll along the beach, go to the church, find hermit crabs and remove the house to see how seeking another or sit on the cyber cafe to chat with the Swiss couple who had left everything to settle in the vicinity of Jane.

byLaura Berdejo

12 June, 2017

Words of Buenos Aires words

"Hay pintadas. Graffiti that slaps you like epiphanies in many streets of Buenos Aires. In elegant neighborhoods and in neighborhoods that are not so elegant, in mixed corners and in abandoned walls. There are phrases that hit you in the middle of the walk, releasing a verse that sticks to you like a mole."

byLaura Berdejo

21 September, 2015

In Sweden there is a soap bubble, Herrang Dance Camp

I understood, in a great epiphanic swerve, that life is about that, to be alive at every moment, the, like children and snails, go slowly without running anywhere following the tempo set by the music, without anticipating or waiting, without being unmarked or highlighted, get into the flow, simply, and then fly away.

byLaura Berdejo

1 September, 2014

Sailing the seas of Tuvalu: the universe of Te Namo lagoon

When I saw from the cockpit of the plane carrying us to the geometry of its Tuvalu Funafuti Atoll, so round and film, with its islands, its birds and its deserted beaches by stepping, I promised to set foot on one of them, and had to arrive by boat, canoe, balsa or trunk, and leave the footprint of the chancleta in a pink beach.

byLaura Berdejo

18 July, 2014

Tuvalu, climate change and the magic of simplicity

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byLaura Berdejo

5 February, 2014

Sydney: The Phantom of the Opera

When I was seven I listed what I wanted in life. I can still see written in a fat and twisted: "Having a house and garden, helicopter ride, ir in Australia ... ".

byLaura Berdejo

21 April, 2013

Penguins, kangaroos and other inhabitants of Tasmania

Tasmanian experience began to be a real experience from the spaghetti joined us this time. Jeff was an artist of social and environmental. From the second day we were a team on a mission headed to Campbell Town, a people torn from any tale by the Brothers Grimm,

byLaura Berdejo

29 June, 2012

Tasmanian experience

I always had a tendency to confuse Tasmania with Transylvania, to hell with Dracula and doubt if both were real or not. Tasmania is real, I promise, Pero Transylvania no housing if. I have not been yet.

byLaura Berdejo

20 April, 2012

Christchurch, youth and merino wool to travel to the South Pole

Christchurch, the second largest city in New Zealand after Auckland, is also known for being one of the steps required of almost every traveler who is directed to Antarctica, the fourth largest continent in the World.

byLaura Berdejo

28 March, 2012

Apolima or chronic Samoan domestic eternity

There was once a life of its own island in the middle of the southern Polynesian. Once upon a time Apolima, Samoan island of the archipelago a horseshoe shape where I could not always get, and where no one could always go ...

byLaura Berdejo

29 February, 2012

Naples 1944: Magistral chronicle of a surreal city	9,75/10
"The dead and the journalist": "inevitable" death	9,75/10
"The innocent anthropologist": Africa, heartily	9,75/10
Tierra de Brujas: When it doesn't rain do the blue veins dry up??	9,70/10
Of the ruins of the empires: Asia's adjustment with European colonialism	9,45/10
“A possible life”: The scar that leaves the memory	9,40/10
"Quijote in the Congo": They were not giants, It was a river	9,25/10
"Pilgrims of beauty": Italy and Greece Bacanal	9,20/10
"Travel with Charley": Raw portrait of the US 60	9,05/10
Winter notes on summer impressions: Dostoevsky in front of the mirror	8,90/10
The city of God: the guts of Rome	8,75/10
On the road: the “American Dream” of the underworld	8,60/10
Strengthen the foundation: Africa raises its voice	8,15/10
My trip to Africa: Churchill takes his rifle	7,50/10
"Mexico. Memories of a traveler ": The cursed book that clears the country	6,25/10
“Bangkok”: the adventures of a westerner among prostitutes, bars, massages and excesses	5,50/10