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Local Food, Beautiful Countryside; Alternative Italy {Emilia-Romagna}
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Laguna Colorada: Flamingos in the Wild #landscape #nature #photography
Muralist Donates Artwork to Children's Centre for Indigenous Families {Bolivia}
Cementerio de Trenes: Where Transportation Hopes Come to Die #Bolivia
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Pigeons in the Park: Plaza Murillo, La Paz, Bolivia
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Rio map illustration by Loulou and Tummie. Can't wait to launch off on our transatlantic ship crossing this March!
Rainy Season Flora on the Inca Trail {a collection of photos featuring South American foliage and flowers}
Our dear little Opinel travel knife soon accompanying us on our trip around the world! “In 1985 the Victoria and Albert Museum in London selected the Opinel as part of an exhibit celebrating the ’100 most beautiful products in the world,’ featuring the Opinel alongside the Porsche 911 sports car and the Rolex watch.”
Just made our booking for trekking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu {!!!}
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Cape Town, South Africa | CreativeRoots - Representing Nations through art and design
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Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família (Barcelona, Spain)
Stargazing at Crater Lake, Oregon | National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest 2011 First Place Winner
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Torres del Paine National Park Chile This remote outpost in the heart of Chile's Patagonia is one of nature's last virtually untrammeled wildernesses. Located just north of Punta Arenas, the southernmost city in the world, it is a solitary region of overwhelming beauty that was not mapped until the 1930s.The 600,000-acre network of deep aquamarine lakes, rushing rivers, groaning glaciers, pampas, and fjords is best known for the Cuernos del Paine—spectacular 10,000-foot towers of rose-colored granite that are part of the Cordillera Paine mountain range. The 12-foot wingspan of the fabled Andean condor occasionally appears against the sky in this surreal landscape; it is one of more than 100 different species of native birds, from the ostrichlike rhea to wild flamingos and black-necked geese. The orange-and-white guanaco, a cousin of the llama, and the mountain puma, among others, also make their home here. Little wonder that Charles Darwin and Jules Verne were among those who fell under the spell of this region at the end of the world. Here the plenitude of air, light, time, and space crystallize the sense of disconnection from life as you know it.
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Only 37% of Americans own a passport... Fascinating Infographic on the Social Travel Revolution from Swedish company, Tripl. Curious? tripl.com/
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beach cathedral, ribadeo, lugo, galicia, spain.
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