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Travelling is what i like, last year i was in Switserland twice, winter and summer and i enjoyed both very much. In Oktober i was in Mexico-city, and that was very exiting too. We visited the pyramides of Teotihuacán and Tula, and of course we were very near the Popcaeptl, that was restricted area, and we walked on the Iztaccihuatl, but we never reached the vulcanó, the tour was much to breath-taking. In Mexico-city we walked over the Paseo de la Reforma, the Chapultepecparc, to the center of the city, the Zocalo. We went a weekend to acapulco, driving, on the roads we visited Taxco, the most famous mexican silver-town,

And than we went to Chili, and that is a land that stole my hart...First we flew to Santiago, and visited that lovely town, we walked in the city and fell in love.....We have been in Valparaiso and visited the house from Pablo Naruda, his grave was there for an eternal vieuw over the passific till the the end of all days.
We flew to the north, staying in San Pedro de Acatama, and visited la valle de la luna, geisers, we saw flamingo's, and we went to bolivia, la laguna verde. People in chile are extreemly kind and helpt a lot to make the stay there unforgettyble.
Teh evenings we spent most in a little pup, the Adobe, and the food there was very tastfull.

Visiting Bolivia was a happening, WE went there yust 1 day, but we had to leave Chile, and to enter it again. The douaniers were not very kindly, because i left my staying-paper (what is the name for that?) in Santiago, and they had to fill in an other form, but they did it for me, must have been a miracle, and back to Chile it was even more exciting, nothing, really nothing could be taken back to Chile, there were hounds for the drugs backpackers from over the world tryed to take with them, even my sandwich had to stay in Bolivia...
But, the land we saw was wonderfull, it was a really gift to be there, cannot say anything else, i loved it!!!!

Back in Santiago we walked around a wile and saw in the city people who sold everything, you can buy there 1 cigaret, ore 1 paper hankechief, a little extreemly for a west-european