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I am a californian who has traveled a lot and loves giving advice, mostly food related but also cultural when it's safe consensual and appropriate to the current legal climate. Contact me via email if you really must.

CHAMPAGNE ON AN OVERNIGHT BUS. plastic flutes. US$40 for a 9hour drive (longer distance than LA-SF). rio uruguay, you win the contest and my heart!

CHAMPAGNE ON AN OVERNIGHT BUS. plastic flutes. US$40 for a 9hour drive (longer distance than LA-SF). rio uruguay, you win the contest and my heart!

2 years ago  View high resolution

Our digs just outside Tayrona Natl Park, 10km east of Santa Marta (hostal “Yuluka”)

Our digs just outside Tayrona Natl Park, 10km east of Santa Marta (hostal “Yuluka”)

2 years ago  View high resolution

the pier’s seen better days.  also, the “picturesque” toratora boats people still use are, on closer inspection, just styrofoam wrapped in sandbags sewn into a toratora shell.  not to be a stickler, but the tourist video on the fancy bus lied to me.

the pier’s seen better days.  also, the “picturesque” toratora boats people still use are, on closer inspection, just styrofoam wrapped in sandbags sewn into a toratora shell.  not to be a stickler, but the tourist video on the fancy bus lied to me.

3 years ago 

CHAMPAGNE ON AN OVERNIGHT BUS. plastic flutes. US$40 for a 9hour drive (longer distance than LA-SF). rio uruguay, you win the contest and my heart!

CHAMPAGNE ON AN OVERNIGHT BUS. plastic flutes. US$40 for a 9hour drive (longer distance than LA-SF). rio uruguay, you win the contest and my heart!

Our digs just outside Tayrona Natl Park, 10km east of Santa Marta (hostal “Yuluka”)

Our digs just outside Tayrona Natl Park, 10km east of Santa Marta (hostal “Yuluka”)

the pier’s seen better days.  also, the “picturesque” toratora boats people still use are, on closer inspection, just styrofoam wrapped in sandbags sewn into a toratora shell.  not to be a stickler, but the tourist video on the fancy bus lied to me.

the pier’s seen better days.  also, the “picturesque” toratora boats people still use are, on closer inspection, just styrofoam wrapped in sandbags sewn into a toratora shell.  not to be a stickler, but the tourist video on the fancy bus lied to me.

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I am a californian who has traveled a lot and loves giving advice, mostly food related but also cultural when it's safe consensual and appropriate to the current legal climate. Contact me via email if you really must.