BOOK REVIEW – ‘MAGDALENA: RIVER OF DREAMS – A STORY OF COLOMBIA’ 3 years ago 3 years agoadventure, book review, books, Colombia, culture, Expedition, indigenous, information, literature, national geographic, nature, people, politics, rivers, travel, Uncategorizedalexander von humbold, alvaro uribe, Andes, barranquilla, Bogota, book review, botanist, colombia, conquistadors, cratagena, deforestation, drug lords, fatc, gabriel garcia marquez, guerrillas, indigenous people, magdalena, manatees, massacre, mompox, murder, nature, pablo escobar, paramilitaries, pollution, river of dreams, san agustin, save the river, simon bolivar, spanish conquest, wade davis
National Geographic Expeditions introduces Colombia trips 10 years agoadventure, books, Colombia, colonial, culture, Expedition, guidebook, hotels, indigenous, information, national geographic, photography, tours, traveladventure, Andes, Bogota, books, Caribbean, Cartagena, colombia, culture, ecology, environment, guide, guidebook, information, national geographic, National Geographic Expeditions, nature, photo expedition, photography, Pre-Columbian, tours, travel, travel writer I’m thrilled to announce that National Geographic Expeditions has announced the launch of an 11-day Colombia itinerary: “Discovering Colombia.” Even better, I’ll be leading three of the five slated departures...Continue reading →
