Landed in Lisbon two hours ago and I’m already three pastéis de nata deep. Taking suggestions for number four.
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Landed in Lisbon two hours ago and I’m already three pastéis de nata deep. Taking suggestions for number four.
First week in Medellín and I’ve already been adopted by the guy who sells empanadas outside my building.
Skip the sunset crowd in Oia. Walk the path to Imerovigli with a cold beer instead (you can thank me later).
Get to Contramar right when it opens. The tuna tostadas go fast, and so does your willpower.
Anyone been to Roatán in October? Is it rainy season or just a little moody?
Is the JR Pass still worth it if we’re only doing Tokyo and Kyoto?
Did the Chiang Mai 7-day plan last month. The khao soi stall from day one was worth the whole thing.
Used the Roatán plan for our anniversary. The tiny dive shop it sent us to was the best part of the trip.
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