"I'd rather prep 16 years too early than 16 minutes too late." Strategic Relocation Ecuador: https://linktr.ee/journeymanjackecuador Someone once said that Ecuador is a country that is: •EASY to love- 😊 •HARD to understand-🤔😘 •Impossible to forget- 🥰😍 Ecuador Real Estate: http://EcuadorRealEstate.org
Saturday, October 27, 2012
Friday, October 26, 2012
Discover Cuenca Ecuador: Travelers Should Stay Vigilant in the Quito and Gu...
Discover Cuenca Ecuador: Travelers Should Stay Vigilant in the Quito and Gu...: Are you traveling to Cuenca? It is time to be more aware of your surroundings in the airports. It has been reported that there were 102 robb...
Friday, October 5, 2012
ECUADOR NEWS: Ecuador Prices Jump Most Since 2008 on Food, Educa...
ECUADOR NEWS: Ecuador Prices Jump Most Since 2008 on Food, Educa...: Ecuador news - Ecuadorean consumer prices rose the most since 2008 in September, led by increases in food and education costs as students re...
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Our New Andean Life: Non-stop
Our New Andean Life: Non-stop: My family back home wonders what we do all day, and I know that it is a question that comes up with a lot of retired expats. What do you do...
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
The Top 10 Ecuador list: Places to see, things to do:
http://www.cuencahighlife.com/post/2012/09/10/Top-10-Ecuador-list-Places-to-see-things-todo.aspx
By Ben Westwood
Editor's note: Ben Westwood, author of the Ecuador Moon Guide, offers a list of his favorite places and activities in Ecuador.
1. Quito:
Surrounded by Andean peaks, Quito's setting is enough to make anyone forget their troubles. The Unesco-listed historic, colonial Old Town is a maze of churches, plazas and narrow streets, perfect for getting lost in.
By Ben Westwood
Editor's note: Ben Westwood, author of the Ecuador Moon Guide, offers a list of his favorite places and activities in Ecuador.
1. Quito:
Surrounded by Andean peaks, Quito's setting is enough to make anyone forget their troubles. The Unesco-listed historic, colonial Old Town is a maze of churches, plazas and narrow streets, perfect for getting lost in.
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