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My Three Day Hike in San Jose del Palmer in El Choco |Conflict Zone Tourism

My Three Day Hike in San Jose del Palmer in El Choco |Conflict Zone Tourism

Travel
When I was a child I loved the adventure movies. Romancing the Stone, The Gods Must Be Crazy, Indiana Jones and The Jewel of the Nile were just a few of the films that inspired my imagination and my dreams. At the time I always imagined myself on a trek…
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An Intense Travel Experience Crossing La Linea to Pereira

An Intense Travel Experience Crossing La Linea to Pereira

Travel
Crossing La Linea from Ibague, in the department of Tolima, to the city of Pereira, in the department of Risaralda. Here’s a picture I snapped with my cell phone at the very top of La Linea. The trip was characterized by crazy busses passing on hair-pin curves and tense moments…
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La Linea, Hippy Burn-Outs and Robbed: Safe Travel in Bogota

La Linea, Hippy Burn-Outs and Robbed: Safe Travel in Bogota

Travel
Updated September 2025 | Safe Travel in Bogota In 2013, my backpacking adventure through South America brought me to Colombia, a country bursting with vibrant culture, jaw-dropping landscapes, and a few unexpected challenges. From the wild mountain roads of La Línea to a pickpocketing incident in Bogotá, this journey was…
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Getting Started in my New English Teaching Job

Getting Started in my New English Teaching Job

Culture, Teaching English
Teaching is an adventure, full of drama, sometimes scary and very rewarding! Teaching English in a foreign country is even more exciting because you must also factor in cultural nuances and language barriers. The reward is seeing your kids outside of class and being greeted in English and the ability…
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