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Tag Archives: Amazon
La Amazonia No Se Vende.
I blame it on the Piccadilly Line. You see, living in London makes you think that every other city’s public transportation system will move at the same speed as the unwieldy web of train lines that huffs and puffs beneath … Continue reading →
Posted in Europe, Politics, Public Transportation, Spain
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Tagged Achuar, Amazon, Amazon strike, Amazonas, Barajas, Chicha Libre, Colectivo, Cuzco, Development, Ecology, Embajadores, En la selva amazónica no hay primavera, Forest, Huelga Amazonica, La Amazonia No Se Vende, Latin America, Lavapies, Loreto, Madrid metro, Metro, Metropolitan line, Peru, Petrobras, Piccadilly, Pollution, Primavera, Selva Amazonica, Sol, Spain, Spring, Street art, TfL, Tirso de Molina
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The world from above: Amazonia
Over the years, as flying became less an event and more a frequent occurrence, my seat-choosing preferences changed, from “always window” to “you know what, I’d rather have aisle”. However, there are exceptions. There are places – Greenland, the Putorana … Continue reading →
Posted in Americas, Brazil, Peru, The pleasure of flying, The world from above
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Tagged 777, Amazon, Amazonas, Andes, Boeing, Brazil, British Airways, Jungle, Peru, Rainforest, Rio de las Amazonas, Rolls-Royce, The world from above, Venezuela
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