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VAP, in "The Good Life" of Punto Radio

The reporter interviewed Elena Markinez on Sunday 31 de julio en su programa de Punto Radio "La buena vida" Javier a Brandoli, one of those responsible for viajesalpasado.com. From Cape Town, Javier beat out for the audience his experiences in South Africa a year after Iniesta goal.
byJavier Brandoli
1 August, 2011

Salto Angel, Venezuela: King of heaven and the quest for gold

The 9 October 1937 la avioneta de James Crawford Angel -Jimmy Angel- touched the top of Auyan-tepui. It was the first time a human being trampled on Auyán. The landing gear broke in so daring maneuver and the aircraft was unfit to take off. There was no alternative, had to go on foot. Almost half a month took the browser Jimmy Angel and his fellow expedition to find the only way down and down from the top of Auyan-tepui to camp Uruyén, where he hoped Felix Cardona. Only had food for a week. But this story begins a few years ago ...
byContributors
31 March, 2011

Schaller, twentieth-century naturalist

Many national parks and protected areas as far away as the Amazon, Nepal and China are due to the work of George B German. Schaller. His life is part of the natural history of this planet. Seguimos en VaP diseccionando la "historia verde".
byContributors
10 February, 2011

The refuge of the Mediterranean

February is a strange. We're like in November: both are cold months, sometimes wet, rainy, unkind, no parties that rejoice. Of course we speak of our hemisphere. However, If the memory does not betray me, I think one month is February not too kind to many of the territories of southern Ecuador, because it brings endless rain and heat of oppression.
byJavier Reverte
8 February, 2011

Aran Islands: literature hostile land

There is a "pub" in Galway, city of the west coast of Southern Ireland, on whose door a poster announcing: "Last place where a beer before Boston (U.S.)”. Of course I took a pint to celebrate the ingenuity of the owner. And of course, also knowing that the statement was not true.
byJavier Reverte
27 January, 2011

Toledo: the secret caves and the Templars

¿How are Toledos? Arabic, the Christian, Jew, you got the miracle that all live together in harmony at a time ... The beautiful Spanish city has the power to reinvent itself each visit. VOD in this report shows the most mysterious and hidden Toledo, the less visible to tourists: the eternal city of the Templars and secret caves.
byJavier Brandoli
25 November, 2010

Wild chimpanzees of Kibale forest

Ricardo Coarasa. Kibale Forest (Uganda) Dropped from the ficus fruits like missiles over our heads, our footsteps quietly flee, scream as if they were slaughtering, violating the silence of the jungle, and when the game is inevitable, strategically around us. They are stronger than us, but do not know and, as we see more robust than, fear us. To track wild chimpanzees of Kibale forest, a Uganda, is an exciting experience. As impressive as looking at them at last face to face and discover his eyes look tired man.
byRicardo Coarasa
10 November, 2010

The real sources of the Nile at Ripon Falls (Uganda)

Ricardo Coarasa- Jinja (Uganda) The locals say this place as the exact point where the Nile begins its journey 6.500 km to its mouth in Egypt. When the browser Speke gave the mythical sources 1862, here were the Ripon Falls (flooded after dam construction). The gurgling river now in the same place, as if looking out the waterfalls would like timidly surface. The Nile is here an oasis of calm water that can be navigated by boat for a few dollars. The panorama is taken from the same island that Speke drew near Ripon Falls.
byRicardo Coarasa
5 November, 2010
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