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USA Jet DC-9-15 parked at Willow Run (KYIP) [N191US] HD *1080p* [00:27]
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Galápagos Giant Tortoises [01:34]
Visited the Galápagos in Feb 2013, I was particularly enchanted with the amazing Giant Tortoises. They are so huge, so slow, and so cool. Here's a bit of vid...

What it's REALLY like to be a Globe Trekker Presenter. We get the Lowdown from Justine Shapiro [03:20]
We catch up with Globe Trekker presenter Justine Shapiro behind-the-scenes of our latest webisode of our Round the World special and find out what being on a...

Roses For You - FlowersExpo - 2012, Moscow, Flower Expo, Flowers Expo [04:33]
Roses For You - FlowersExpo - 2012, Moscow Roses from Ecuador Contact: superonova@hotmail.co.uk

Gualaceo Ecuador [04:17]
Just 28 Km. east of Cuenca and a world apart. The roads out of Cuenca are wide and modern, but very quickly narrow to a single lane and steep sides of bare rock and lush vegetation. Passing over small, fast, running rivers and streams, the air is clear and crisp, as we get closer to Gualaceo. The architecture of Cuenca is left behind, and we move into buildings that remind me of Austria and northern Italy. As we approach the city, I see that it is placed in a valley that has a single river running into it. The steep sides have buildings clinging onto the hillsides, and the valley fades away between two mountains. There were no low clouds or haze from pollution obstructing my view. I can see how the city has grown, from the main road that cuts through the heart of the old city. To one side, the river forms a natural barrier; on the other side, the sprawl is halted by the steep terrain. The hostal we stayed in was in the center by the mercado where they had general food, meat, and fruit vendors. Also, this is where you can go for your breakfast and lunch. They have delicious local food that I had not experienced in other parts of Ecuador. The hostal was nice- the room was on the third floor; it had a double bed, shower, toilet and a TV. No heating, but for $15.00 a night, what can you expect? It has been a year or more since I have needed to have a blanket to keep me warm. As we arrived in the late afternoon, we checked in and then went driving around to get a feel for the ...