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Travel / archives for : Transportation
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5 August, 2009 12:37:28
Adventure on Four Wheels
From "El Comercio"
Translated by Anikó Kraft
Get the juice out of your 4x4 and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Peru, while forming part of the lively groups of all-terrain clubs, touring our country and sharing a culture of friendship and team work. A great opportunity for a family holiday, especially this month.
Translated by Anikó Kraft
Get the juice out of your 4x4 and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Peru, while forming part of the lively groups of all-terrain clubs, touring our country and sharing a culture of friendship and team work. A great opportunity for a family holiday, especially this month. 13 February, 2008 06:00:35
The Man Who Pays His Way: With no food left and no sign of rescue, fellow travellers look appetising
By Simon Calder
Belfast Telegraph
By the ninth hour of being stranded on a high Andean pass, some of my 52 fellow passengers began to look really rather tasty.
The film Missing depicts the true story of a plane crash on the mountainous spine of South America, in which the survivors could remain alive only by eating the remains of passengers who had perished in the accident.
My chosen form of trans-Andean transport was a bus, not an aircraft. But with the on-board supplies of food exhausted and no immediate sign of rescue, the Hannibal Lecter cookbook began to seem like a good investment
Belfast Telegraph
By the ninth hour of being stranded on a high Andean pass, some of my 52 fellow passengers began to look really rather tasty.The film Missing depicts the true story of a plane crash on the mountainous spine of South America, in which the survivors could remain alive only by eating the remains of passengers who had perished in the accident.
My chosen form of trans-Andean transport was a bus, not an aircraft. But with the on-board supplies of food exhausted and no immediate sign of rescue, the Hannibal Lecter cookbook began to seem like a good investment
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Great descriptive read Rodney..planning our escape already. Inspiring pics, thanks
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