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Category Archives: Galapagos

Special places, amazing creatures

Our Pangaea Posted on April 15, 2018 by BillApril 15, 2018

Life on board the Archipell 1 was pretty relaxed.  Our cabins were very comfortably furnished, if a bit small, and the common area where we ate and socialised was quite roomy for our small group.  But the most popular spot on the ship was the open observation deck, partly covered to provide protection from the equatorial sun, a place to take in the views, look for wildlife, watch the sunset … Continue reading →

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The Galapagos!

Our Pangaea Posted on April 4, 2018 by BillApril 4, 2018

We boarded an old rickety public bus, windows slid open for ventilation on a mega-humid day, and left the remote airport of Baltra for the main town of Puerto Ayora.  The road crossed the rough desert scrub, nothing special, when suddenly the driver slammed on his brakes and the old bus reluctantly skidded to a stop.  What on earth could have caused the driver to take such drastic action in … Continue reading →

Posted in Ecuador, Galapagos | Tagged Galapagos | 3 Replies

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