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The next morning I dragged myself out of bed at dawn and made my way down to the main square where I waited for the bus with four other Colombians. We waited until about 6:35 when the bus office opened and the guy made a phone call and told us that the bus never arrived at the city before us, he didn´t know what happened to it, but it never arrived. He got us tickets for the 9am bus and we had to wait for about two hours. When 9am rolled around we got in the back of a pickup truck taxi and h...

We have been in Popayan for the last 3 days. It is so pretty at night time, and has a lot of good shopping. We have pretty much been chilling out since we have been here. watching movies and lazying around. It's a great place to do have a holiday from the holiday, more so because of the hostel we are staying in called Hostel Trail which is run by a Scottish couple. Super friendly and really clean. In fact I would say it's the cleanest hostel we have stayed in. Really impressed!We are off to S...

Back home to colombia... I usualy make this trip every other year. this time i started in Bogota than went to Popayan and from there Cali.

My trip back to NZ via South America

I´m spending around 1 year in South America, I´ve had an amazing time. Enjoy my pictures.

Dank des Ecuadorianischen Botschafters in Berlin, der Katha ihr Voluntaers-Visum verweigerte musste sie Ecuador verlassen und ich hatte die Ehre inne, ihre Reisebegleiterin spielen zu duerfen :) Also machten wir uns am 1.Dezember 2007 auf in unser Abenteuer! 17 Tage lang reisten wir durch dieses wundervolle Land, 17 Tage voller Busfahrten (aneinander gerechnet 4 1/2 Tage), voller Militaerkontrollen, Achsenbruechen, toller Museen, der Karibik und den wunderschoensten Anden! DANKE DIR KATHA!

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During my studies I did 2 missions of 3 months each in Colombia as part of a joint project between the University of Geneva and the Colombian Geological Survey. The objective was to study one particular aspect of the formation of the Andes, in the South of the country, between Cali and Pasto. That was a perfect way to discover a new country, practice a new language; a great opportunity to get to know the warm Colombian people, and drive thousands of kilometers in the most remote Andean areas.

Flies do not enter a closed mouth. Colombian proverb.

Here you can join us on our motorcykle tour from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego (south america). We start our journey May 27, 2006 and we will be on the road for about a year! Read our complete story at our homepage: www.tobias-ingeborg.com