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Ruta VAP (III): meeting with edén

Fortunately the rain has stopped. The landscape is different from the other parks. But no savannah subtropical forest with dense vegetation. The predominant tree is the yellow acacia. The color of the bark of these trees, along with the moisture that has brought rain, the loneliness of the place, the silence and the morning light creates a mysterious atmosphere.

byContributors

26 September, 2014

Slowly

And in between everything and step, never on that route is the third time that had passed so many things in my environment. It was as if everything had answer because nothing was asked. And the sun stood with us and, thing to do everything so slow, we was always waiting.

byJavier Brandoli

9 September, 2014

Malawi: Den backpackers

Accommodation in the middle of a mountain Malawi lost ridden by young travelers from around the world. A retreat to live away from it all, You help others and believe in the utopia that can live in this laneta out of it.

byJavier Brandoli

9 June, 2014

Would you like to travel with us to South Africa, Mozambique and Malawi?

Three weeks of travel by 4x4 to the lesser known South African. National Parks, pristine beaches, tropical islands and history, large cities, navigate a lake, take a train African, across a large canyon, dive ... A journey of a living author for Africa at its best.

byvap

17 December, 2013

Ruta VAP (VII): hauling time Malawi

In Malawi one has almost tempted to go back. Getting to the border, turn the car and walk it back down to understand. The country suffers from this evil that bleeds Africa is supporting their greedy leaders after its voracious colonies supported.

byJavier Brandoli

2 Oct., 2013

Ruta Vap, South Africa: crear un grupo

We crossed the border two cars and ten people who had no doubt, had become a group that would route some tests to demonstrate their unity. You were one and that was to say goodbye weeks later in Nampula, without the singular hinder anyone. "We got the hardest", I thought as we headed to Maputo.

byJavier Brandoli

23 August, 2013

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