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So today Paul, Allison and I woke up early to head to Mitad del Mundo- or the middle of the world. We had a lovely breakfast of toast, jam, tea and fruits. Then we hailed a bus headed to MDM. We have to climb us this vicious hill that leaves you breathless after only 3 blocks. The altitude here is intense- your heart beats for fast and your lungs feel like they´re on fire. Alas, we made the hours bus ride to MDM for only .40 and to our surprise nobody was there. The site was massive, very to...

Travel photos from Ecuador.

KERRY - The motley crew went to visit the Equator line today. We took the city buses this time and were very impressed with them - 25 cents for a ride on a very clean bus! Livingston should come to South America! We arrrived at Mitad del Mundo and walked to the 'unofficial' museum which is aroud the corner from the French 'official' site. The unofficial musuem actutally houses the real Equator line, measured by GPS. The museum was cool, again lots of information about the history of the indi...

We decided we better actually do some real sightseeing, especially after our disaster day yesterday! We woke up to it raining so we decided we wouldn´t go to the equator or the old town because we wouldn´t get any good photos. Then, no ATM machine would work for us, one ate our card (and a nice security guard assisted us to get it out... a warning to all - carry tweezers EVERYWHERE!), we had no money on us after buying tickets to 2 movies. Then,... on the opening scene of the first movie we...

Learn the lingo, feed the animals, live life rah!

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

Bilder ueber all das, was in den letzten 10 Wochen passiert ist, in der Schule in der Naehe von Tumbaco, auf Reisen und einfach so, in meinem Leben hier, in Ecuador :)

¡Hola de Quito! We are in Ecuador to learn Spanish and to work on a rainforest conservation project in Jatun Sacha, the oldest research station in the Amazon, and at the Red Cross back in Quito. There are eight of us and we are a multi-cultural group

Traveling and living in Ecuador