Published by Brett on September 25, 2007
under Bolivia
Dates Traveled: September 2007
We caught a bus from Puno to Copacabana, on the Bolivian side of Lake Titicaca. We had grand plans of doing a hike, and also visiting the Isla del Sol. However, as we had been on the go for over 3 weeks, and our time together was rapidly coming to an end, […]
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Published by Brett on September 24, 2007
under Peru
Dates Traveled: August 2007
(I’d also traveled here in June 1998, but that trip is without details)
Our flight had us hopping from Denver, to Dallas, to Miami, and finally to Lima, Peru. We arrived at 4:20 AM on August 15th, where we immediately caught a taxi to the bus station for our 7:00 AM departure for […]
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Published by Brett on September 23, 2007
under USA
I caught the overnight flight from Rio de Janeiro to Houston, arriving there before 6 AM on August 2nd. I nervously handed over my passport to someone from our office. Nervously, because when it came to acquiring a Brazilian work visa nothing seemed to go as planned, and I needed everything to run perfectly. They […]
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Published by Brett on May 31, 2007
under Brazil, Seismic Vessels
Well, believe it or not the vessel is still tied up in Rio - has been for about a month-and-a-half now. However, we’re expecting to finally have all of our equipment released by customs and out to the vessel tomorrow. It will take us a couple of days to load everything, install a new recording […]
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Published by Brett on May 20, 2007
under Brazil, Seismic Vessels
This is novel - actually posting an update shortly after I go do something! Yesterday 19 of us jumped in 5 taxis and headed up Corcovado - a 710 meter (2330 foot) mountain overlooking Rio. Why? To get an up-close view of the iconic symbol of Brazil - the giant Christ the Redeemer Statue. The […]
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