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Tag Archives: Cartagena
Going on a Cruise again
For my imminent return to Europe, I have, in line with my romantic and old-fashioned disposition, chosen the steamship over the plane. Thus, I will be cruising the Caribbean and the Atlantic for two weeks, leaving from Cartagena in Colombia on … Continue reading
Random Thoughts (13)
Where exactly is the line between the Near East, the Middle East and the Far East? I am so old-school, when I am in a remote location, I miss newspapers more than the internet. I have never received as many … Continue reading
Posted in Afghanistan, Colombia, Food, Georgia, Germany, India, Macedonia, Maps, Politics, Syria, Terrorism, Travel, USA
Tagged Cartagena, Couchsurfing, Georgia, ISIS, Middle East, Tinder
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