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Bogota Stereotype No.7: the Dog Owner

Posted on September 23, 2016 by Richard

Don’t think for one minute that I am coming at this one from out of leftfield, I too am a dog owner in this city, and the following photo is my dog, Monty the Weimaraner, a six-year old grey bundle … Continue reading →

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Bogotá Stereotype No4: The Hijo Bon Bril

Posted on May 2, 2016 by Richard

This Bogotá stereotype No4: the Hijo Bon Bril, probably makes no sense whatsoever to many of you. But, let me assure you now that the Bon Bril certainly exists and is stronger and more prevalent than ever in Colombian society! … Continue reading →

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Bogotá Stereotype No3: The Carro Escolta

Posted on March 20, 2016 by Richard

We’ve all been there, whether it behind the wheel of your car and pushed into a non-existent third lane of a two-lane thoroughfare, or feeling as if you are staring down the blunt yet deadly tip of the lance in … Continue reading →

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Bogota Stereotype No2: The Bicinazi

Posted on December 10, 2015 by Richard

Don’t even get me started on the inexplicable night-time ciclovia, I promised myself that this wouldn’t end up as a rant and so I must direct my attentions back to my next Bogotá Stereotype, No 2 the Bicinazi. It’s a … Continue reading →

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