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Bogotá Stereotype No.6: The Bogotano Plan Playa
Having just enjoyed or perhaps better said, participated in a truly Cachaco experience of the Plan Playa in Santa Marta, it almost feels that my targeting this Bogotá Stereotype No.6 is akin to shooting fish in a barrel. I suppose … Continue reading
the Accidental Journalist
The Accidental Journalist Richard McColl is a formally trained Anglo-Canadian journalist born and raised in London, England. His parents saw the importance in travel as education and his early years were punctuated with lengthy stints abroad for both vacation purposes … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism
Tagged accidental journalist, colombia, david miller, hints for journalists, keywords, keywords in writing, matador, santa marta, seo in journalism, seo in travel writing, travel, travel in colombia, travel writing, who wants to be a journalist?, writing, writing as a profession
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Know Your Hostelier: the Fair Trade well-read Traveller
The legitimate bum, a wayward soul who believes he is a beat poet on a higher plain will have an arsenal of tales to regale the crowd. And it is this traveller that strikes it out alone, often with a … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Journeys, la Casa Amarilla
Tagged bogota, chichuahua, colombia, creating a hostel, fair trade, fair trade hostel, fair trade traveller, hippies, hostels, IRA, james a michener, John Steinbeck, paul theroux, santa marta, Tegucigalpa, the drifters, travel blog about colombia, travel books, travel in colombia, travel literature, travelling tales, travels with charley, unwashed backbapackers
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