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Author Topic: Photos share: South America, want some real Juan Valdez coffee? Get some there!  (Read 1706 times)

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Not a big coffee drinker so I opted for the tropical fruits instead:












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The beaches were nice as with most tropical beaches:














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Can't forget about the Toyota Tacoma there...errr.. .I mean the Hilux:








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Homes are a bit different there compared to America but not too much:






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This photo can cause some Hmong to salivate because back in the 80s through the 90s, playing volleyball with Hmong girls was the best thing that happened to those Hmong guys  ;D:



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Walking along a great beach and watching the sun set can be very romantic for some too  ???:












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Nice! Which country(ies) of South America?



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Original plan was to go to Venezuela to check out the Andes and then cut across to Aruba and Curacao but due to Venezuela's level 4 status and visa issues, we just went to straight to Aruba.







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Thanks for sharing. I would have never thought of Aruba but I have thought of the Andes especially after seeing a season of “Alone” in Patagonia.



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If you ever visit the Andes, share your photos and experience. I will do the same too if I go. May look into Chile and Argentina's portion as it's a bit safer there for American citizens..  O0



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Like many European countries, traffic circle is the way to go there:





And speaking of cars and traffic, they don't produce their own cars so they import theirs like the Nissan and Kia dealerships below and many cars are also imported from America:









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Same goes for motorcycles and auto parts stores:








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As mentioned, the beaches there are very nice as with many tropical beaches but gotta follow the rule so don't be an arrogant American idiot "when in Rome":








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Yep, they have casinos there too as many have the same dream of hitting the jackpot:




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