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Why is that rabbits only want things that aren't good for them? I bought this for Bunbun because it was safe and healthy for him. He took one sniff and turned tail. Since Bunbun wasn't interested I brought them to the shelter. The guinea pigs there showed a little more appreciation for my efforts.
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We got these donated at our shelter when we had some smaller animals there from a cruelty case. we put them in their cages but we never, not once, saw them playing with this
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I bought some of these for my rabbits to chew on. Those rabbits that were chewers really enjoyed them. They are large and safe for chewing, as well as easy to find when hay is flung around. Some of the smaller chews/chew sticks get lost in the hay. These were good.
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FYI our mainsail is tiny. 11.3' foot X 41.2' hoist, it was quoted Daron, nothing fancy, therefore $1500 is a good, fair price. And Lee Sails would make it for that, and it would be well made for cruising folk like us who put on lots of miles but do not have to win races.
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Alice Hagen was born in Halifax to Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Egan, a successful local businessman, and his wife Margaret. Starting in 1882, she studied at the Mount Saint Vincent Academy and later enrolled in the Victoria School of Art and Design. In the 1890s, Hagen studied with the Nova Scotia artist Bessie Brown and later with Adelaide Alsop Robineau, the American painter and potter, in New York. While she worked in both oils and watercolours, china painting was her first passion. By 1896 she had acquired a sufficient degree of fame to be 1 of 16 artists commissioned to paint a state dinner service for the Governor General.
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Habiba Ghribi (born 9 April 1984 in Kairouan)[1] is a Tunisian middle- and long-distance runner who specialises in the 3000 metres steeplechase. She is the Tunisian record holder in the event, having run 9:08.37 for second place at the 2012 Summer Olympics giving her country its first Olympic medal by a woman.
Ghribi competed at the IAAF World Cross Country Championships a number of times but found greater success on the track, winning a steeplechase silver at the 2006 African Championships in Athletics and a bronze in the 1500 metres at the 2009 Mediterranean Games. She represented Tunisia at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, finishing thirteenth in the first ever women's Olympic steeplechase race. She was voted the Best Sportswoman of 2009 by the Arabic daily newspaper Assahafa.
She began her career as a cross country runner and competed in the junior race at the 2000 IAAF World Cross Country Championships at the age of fifteen, finishing in 46th place (the second best of the Tunisian team).[2] She competed in the senior short race in 2002, finishing in 76th. Ghribi competed at the 2002 African Championships in Athletics in Radès, Tunisia and ended up in 11th place in the 5000 metres final. Ghribi won the gold in the junior race at the 2002 Pan Arab Cross Country Championships.[3] She also went back to the junior race in 2003 IAAF World Cross Country Championships, improving to 23rd place and heading the Tunisian team to 7th place overall.[4] After modest finishes in the World Cross Country short race in the 2004 and 2005, she switched to focus on the 3000 m steeplechase on the track instead when it became a world championship event.[5]
She took part in her first World Championships in Athletics at the 2005 Helsinki Championships and finished eighth in her heat, not managing to qualify for the women's final but setting a personal best and Tunisian record of 9:51.49 nevertheless.[6] She gained her first major medal in the event the following year, taking the silver medal at the 2006 African Championships in Athletics behind world medallist Jeruto Kiptum[7]
Her next major competition was the 2008 Beijing Olympics. This was the first time that the Olympics had held a women's steeplechase competition and she greatly improved her record to 9:25.50 in the Olympic heats, but was a little slower in the final and finished 13th overall.[8][9]
She attended a number of major events in 2009, starting with her first ever long race at the 2009 IAAF World Cross Country Championships where she finished in 41st place.[10] After this she ran in the 1500 metres at the 2009 Mediterranean Games and achieved a personal best of 4:12.37 on her way to a bronze medal.[11] She made her second world steeplechase appearance at the 2009 World Championships in Athletics and further improved her best by a significant amount in the World final. Her time of 9:12.52 took her up to sixth place.[12] Ghribi closed the year with a performance at the 2009 IAAF World Athletics Final results, but she failed to finish the race.[13]
In recognition of her achievements in 2009, Ghribi topped a poll organised by the Arabic language daily Assahafa and was named as the "Best Sportswoman in 2009" in Tunisia.[14]
Personal bests[edit]
|Time (m:s)
|1500 metres
|Pescara, Italy
|3 July 2009
|3000 metres
|Franconville, France
|8 May 2011
|5000 metres
|Radès, Tunisia
|22 June 2003
|3000 metres steeplechase
|London, Great Britain
|6 August 2012
- All information taken from IAAF profile.
Competition record[edit]
- ^ a b "Habiba Ghribi". london2012.com. Retrieved 2012-07-29.
- ^ Official Team Results - CROSS JUNIOR RACE Women. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-03-31.
- ^ Pan Arab Cross Country Championships. GBR Athletics. Retrieved on 2010-03-31.
- ^ Official Team Results Junior Race - W. IAAF (2003-03-29). Retrieved on 2010-03-31.
- ^ Ghribi Habiba. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-03-31.
- ^ 3000 Metres Steeplechase - W Heats. IAAF (2005-08-06). Retrieved on 2010-03-31.
- ^ Ouma, Mark (2006-08-13). South Africans steal the show - African Championships report - Day Four. IAAF. Retrieved on 2010-03-31.
- ^ 3000 Metres Steeplechase - W Heats. IAAF (2008-08-15). Retrieved on 2010-03-31.
- ^ 3000 Metres Steeplechase - W Final. IAAF (2008-08-17). Retrieved on 2010-03-31.
- ^ Senior Race - W Final. IAAF (2009-03-28). Retrieved on 2010-03-31.
- ^ Women's 1500m Final. Pescara 2009. Retrieved on 2010-03-31.
- ^ Mulkeen, Jon (2009-08-17). Event Report - Women's 3000m Steeplechase - Final. IAAF. Retrieved on 2009-08-18.
- ^ 3000 Metres Steeplechase - W Final. IAAF (2009-09-12). Retrieved on 2010-03-31.
- ^ Tunisia: Habiba Ghribi Elected Best Sportswoman in 2009. All-Africa (2010-03-08). Retrieved on 2010-03-31.
External links[edit]
- Habiba Ghribi profile at IAAF
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Habiba Ghribi.
- 1984 births
- Living people
- Tunisian middle-distance runners
- Tunisian long-distance runners
- Female long-distance runners
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- Tunisian sportswomen
- Athletes (track and field) at the 2008 Summer Olympics
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- Olympic athletes of Tunisia
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To finally dine at to Mugaritz was a foodie dream of mine coming true and on the big day I was excited like a little child on Christmas Eve. You have never heard of Mugaritz? Let me share some key facts with you first before proceeding to THE meal.
Mugaritz is located in the little village of Errenteria, a 15 minutes scenic drive away from Europe's culinary capital San Sebastian in the Spanish Basque Country.
It has been voted 3rd best restaurant in the The San Pellegrino world's 50 best Restaurants rating 2011 (5th place in 2010) and holds 2 Michelin Stars.
Type of Food:
The food at Mugaritz could be described as tapas style Spanish fusion which arrives in the form of 20 dishes (or more if you are not sated) over the period of 3 hours at your table. Expect a mix of fish, seafood, vegetables and meat, find influences of science and nature alike, and experience fun, creativity, zeal and passion.
Food on the menu changes every day (even though when looking at other peoples' posts dishes do repeat frequently) and sometimes even from table to table. Ingredients used are local and seasonal.
*sigh* €180 excluding drinks. Wine list reasonably priced though.
The Chef:
…Andoni Luis Aduriz has learned from the best. Taken from his biography on the Mugaritz website: …" He did his time in the kitchens of Ramón Roteta, Neichel, Arzak, Zuberoa and Akelarre. He worked at El Bulli when few knew who Ferran was and along with Bixente, he inaugurated the R+D workshop. "It was magical". He learned that values are always more important than money." He also worked at MartÃn Berasategui.
The Atmosphere:
I don't like the white table cloth atmosphere at posh restaurants. It can work sometimes, but mostly it just feels old fashioned and restrictive. Mugaritz has white table clothes too, but already with the table decoration made out of broken plates you realise that something more interesting is going on here.
The dining room is huge with room dividers in form of wood and white cloth screens. The large round tables are so far apart that you feel very private and undisturbed in your gluttony. Mugartiz appears distinctively low key and relaxed while at the same time providing the perfect stage for the show…
The Service:
I rarely say this, but the service was spotless. Apart from being very efficient, professional and knowledgeable, the waiters were fun and charming. It felt to me as if they loved working at Mugaritz and we enjoyed chatting to them between courses as they had opinions and were not afraid of sharing them with customers.
The Criticism:
Before I start to indulge in sweet memories, I want to share 2 major criticisms:
- of the 20 dishes there were only few that were truly exceptional. Most of them were good, all of them were exciting, different and inventive, but I would have expected more WOW factor.
- we got food poisoned. I had a mild variant and was fine after a sleepless night, but poor S was more severely hit, lying flat for almost 48 hours. I don't think I will get him back to Mugaritz…
The Controversy
I had a long discussion with S who also likes his food but might not be equally obsessed as me. For him, Mugaritz is a place for a 'food voyeur' (as he describes me) rather than someone who just wants to have an exceptional meal (that would be him). I feel however, that over-constructed food like you find it at many of the top restaurants is like a difficult piece of classical music or a challenging novel. You need the right state of mind and openness to understand what the chef wants to convey.
We agreed in one point though and I am sure you will agree with us too:Â the most important thing is flavour and even though Mugaritz did not score all the points, it scored quite a lot for me.
Mugaritz appears to know that their food causes controversy – at the beginning of the meal we were handed 2 envelops…
which contained the following messages:
Which one are you?
The Experience:
An evening at Mugaritz has little to do with conventional dining. To me it felt like a performance, culinary theatre, a play with my senses and my expectations. I was constantly challenged to redefine my understanding of flavours, textures and appearances. Nothing is what it seems… If this sounds terribly stressful to you, Mugaritz might not be the place for you.
The Menu
20 dishes, here we go:
6 tapas like pre-starters were served at the same time:
The Toasted legume beer, olives, beans and thyme was a good start: I expected beer and got deliciously flavoured vegetable broth. My favourite of these tapas was the Starch and sugar crystal spotted with pepper praline and corals with its stunning combination of sweet and tangy, crunchy and creamy. The Grilled pueraria focaccia was nothing more than ok.
I admired the fragrant fruit in paper wrap which was not a sophisticate dish but simply and pretty – an apple seasoned with cumin (I think) prepared the palate for things to come.   And then the edible stones… so smooth and handsome! I was rather disappointed that they turned out to be just potatoes…
From then on, the dishes came one after the other in quick succession:
One of the best courses of the evening was the Curd cheese in its own rind, mushrooms and coastal herbs. The cheese was creamy and mild and tasted fantastic with the selection of perfectly cooked wild mushroom combined with the salty flavour and crunchy texture of the sea purslane and samphire.
I thought the Spoons of Bechamel and cauliflower was interesting, but this dish was hated by my dinner companion. The foamy thing on top tasted of cauliflower, and the consistency to be fair was a bit like wet powder. I am sure a lot of food science was applied here! I was not blown away by the hazelnut and bean stew as it tasted mainly of onions.
We are not even half way through….!
The pork noodles reminded of gelatinous and gooey udon noodles (even though I am pretty sure they were made of some part of the pig) and were swimming in a fish-flavoured broth made of local seabream. Lovely.
The first sea food dish was also delicious: Silky bread stew with crab was my first experience of eating anything flavoured with leaves of a balcony flowers, who would have thought that this works so well? The slender slivers of swear crab meat melted soothingly and pleasantly in my mouth.
My favourite dish was not necessarily the prettiest or most sophisticated one (at least not at the first glance). Bread loaf with 3 flavours revealed to me the wonders of my palate. I was explained to eat one spoon after the other (first one – bitter, second one – sweet and third one- salty) after having dipped each of them into the middle of the gorgeous fluffy and light loaf. Wow! This was a firework of taste sensations!
Portion of hake and milky reduction with daikon was a winner too. The fish was, as expected, perfectly cooked – moist and flaky and was beautifully complemented by the creamy milk based sauce seasoned with daikon – the Japanese white radish.
Then the dish which I expect was the culprit for our food poisoning as I still can't even look at the picture without feeling slightly nauseous. I did not like the Textures of Coastal Fish as they tasted too 'fishy' and somehow wrong and I only finished half. S. ate the whole portion…
After this dip, things were looking up again and big flavours where about to hit.
The Piece of Beef was a revelation. The last time I had beef that succulent, moist, tender and delectable was when I savoured wagyu beef in a Michelin starred restaurant in Kobe.
I was so full then that I couldn't quite appreciate the Iberian Pig Tail. Too fatty and chewy for me.
We just about managed the cheese, but then I fortunately got a second wind when we arrived at the desserts. I am still dreaming about the Broken Walnut, tasted and salted, cool milk cream and armagnac jelly. The 'walnuts' were actually made of delectable chocolate shells filled with armagnac jelly. The ice cream was spectacular and only after a while I realised that it was made of goat's milk.
The crisp flax seeds and whiskey parfait was less convincing, particularly after having Launceston Place's stunning Lagavulin ice cream in fond memory. Nice but nothing to write home about.
I enjoyed the one bite creamy and indulgent dessert in the form of Nails and Flowers, served on a bed of chocolate seeds and nuts. I actually asked for ANOTHER dessert after this, which was something lovely and steamed.
Enough! The bill please! And we rolled home, happy, stuffed, tipsy and broke.
- Food: 7/10 (-2 for food poisoning and I am being nice here!)
- Service: 10/10
- Ambiance: 8/10
- Value for Money: 8/10 (it is expensive but you get A LOT of food!)
- Chances of Returning: 80%
- Verdict: I am not sure this is the world's 3rd best restaurant but it's pretty damn good!
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The attempt of the University of Calicut to implement the recommendations of the Hridayakumari committee on the choice-based credit-and-semester system for degree courses, ahead of other universities in the State, has run into rough weather with the principals of its affiliated colleges objecting to some of the modifications the university has made.
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Although the university has given only a draft order, suggesting that the valuation of the answer scripts of students of all semesters in a college be done by the teachers of the same institution, many principals have mistaken it as a final directive. Some principals reportedly used the draft order for political mileage as well.
Though the Vice-Chancellor suggested that the valuation be done by the teachers of the same college, he said that for even semesters, the work would be done under the supervision of an external examiner appointed by the Controller of Examinations.
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The Principals' Council of Unaided Colleges, of which Mr. Ibraine is president, criticised the Vice-Chancellor for making such a suggestion. It warned that the university move would destroy the seriousness and sanctity of the examination system. "The university should not go ahead with such a move unilaterally. In fact, what we need is discussions at different levels," Mr. Ibraine says.
The principals of unaided colleges have been objecting to it largely because of the lack of accountability from their faculty members. The teachers appointed on temporary or contract basis in unaided colleges are likely to leave their posts anytime they like. They will switch posts, firms or jobs depending on the salary offered. "Entrusting them with the responsibility of evaluating answer scripts will not be good," Mr. Ibraine says.
Many principals and teachers were led to confusion when the university said it was implementing the reforms on the basis of the Siraj committee report. The university soon corrected itself saying that it was a mistake. K.A. Siraj, Syndicate member who has been entrusted with the task of preparing regulations for implementing the recommendations of the Hridayakumari Commission Report, told The Hindu-EducationPlus that there was no such committee as Siraj committee.
When pressure started mounting, the university withdrew its new directions on conducting of examinations and evaluation of the answer scripts. The reforms will be introduced only after discussions with all stakeholders, the university authorities said.
Despite the factional feud being displayed by the members of the Syndicate, the university on Saturday kindled a new discussion on turning the examination system into the objective format. A meeting Dr. Salam held with the deans of academic programmes pointed out that most examinations conducted by the University Grants Commission (UGC), including its widely popular National Eligibility Test (NET), were objective in nature.
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Dr. Siraj mooted that all the questions of odd semester examinations could be made objective. He said the proposals would be given to the respective boards of studies to decide. To prevent cheating and copying by the students, especially when the examination goes objective, the university can give four sets of question papers. "Shuffling of the four sets of different question papers will help in preventing copying," Dr. Siraj said.
Re-evaluation, Dr. Siraj said, is a major issue facing the university today. For example, the university has got as many as 8,000 applications for the fourth semester B.Tech examinations.
"First, we got to sort out the 8,000 answer scripts currently stored in respective examination centres. The university does not have the staff strength to do the culling. Therefore, we have asked the colleges to sort out the answer scripts needing revaluation," Dr. Salam said.
The statutory standing committee on examination has recommended that colleges register their students for examinations soon after they join the campuses. Different districts will be given different dates to register for the examination.
The university has decided to increase its server capacity to avoid jamming of its website when students register online immediately before the deadline.
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August 23rd 2011
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Winter in Chile
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Vicuna--Smiles and Tears
Leaving coastal La Serena, the little local bus was crammed to the aisles as we headed up the Elqui Valley. We passed fertile farmlands, then hills covered with saguaro-like cactus, tiny adobe pueblos, a dam that created a lake submerging vineyards on its edges and finally regal views of the snow-capped Andes. After an hour, we arrived at Vicuna, the largest town in the valley.
Still, Vicuna is a relatively small town of 25,000; as in most such places, people are initially wary of out-of-towners--those who stay a day or two and pronounce the town boring. I am clearly a foreigner, for one just doesn't see middle-aged Chilean women with hiking boots and a pony tail. However, whenever I smiled and said, "Hola, buenos dias" to residents, their faces broke into the most radiant smiles as they greeted me back. I love this about small towns!
After a couple of weeks there, I had a number of people I often chatted with and dogs I took as my own as I headed out for my daily hikes into the many surrounding hills. I became close with others, like Rosa, who sold me yummy veggies (I'll always
palms and snow-capped mountains--perfect
remember her sweet cucumbers and stories of her childhood in an even smaller town), Teresa of the fresh rounds of goat cheese, and Arturo in the tourist office.
In my nice, cheap pension, Residencial Gabriela Mistral, where I had a room to myself and views over the town and mountains, there were friendly, kind workers though I had a bit of a problem with their accents. A special treat was having a cat, Nina, sleep on my bed as I wrote and slept--how great to have a fur friend again. The daily smiles I'd enjoyed turned to tears as I spent my last day bidding everyone a goodby. Yet how wonderful to feel so close that we felt the sweet sadness of our parting.
Vicuna was a perfect-sized town to pass a couple of weeks organizing my photos and writing a few blogs; it was big enough for shops yet small enough for nearby dirt roads and trails heading into the mountains. While I love the cultural offerings of cities, I always long to put my feet on Mother Earth. The town was not bereft of culture for there were three excellent, small museums, a pisco distillery to
Birthplace of Gabriela Mistral. With Nobel Prize money, she bought a house in SB where I lived for three years.
tour and a plaza with occasional bands, craft markets and loud rock music that blared into the wee hours on weekend nights.
Gabriela Mistral
The town's most prominent museum was that of its most famous native, Gabriela Mistral, the first woman and the first Latin American to win the Nobel Prize for Literature. She is revered in all of Chile, and her statues are found in many plazas. Since she was initially a rural school teacher, schools and education museums are named for her all around the country.
La Gabriela, as she is often known, was also important for me personally for I had lived in her home. With the Nobel Prize money, she bought a gorgeous, rambling, 1920s, Spanish colonial revival home in my hometown of Santa Barbara, California (she knew of the town because she was the Chilean consul in Los Angeles at the time).
Gabriela lived in the SB house when I was born down the coast on Coronado Island; twenty-five years later, after she had died, I lived for three years in that house in what was surely her second-floor bedroom (windows all around on three sides, a view of the ocean and
Doris Dana (our landlady) and Gabriela Mistral
a private bathroom).
Gabriela Mistral was also the first ghost I ever saw. When I had moved into the "Big House" (as it was then known), my three house-mates told me that she had lived there. In a book of her poems in the public library, I found odes to children and nature, declared them boring and forgot about them and her.
Three years later, I was about to join an archaeological expedition to Mayan Tikal in Guatemala, organized by my neighbor, Anabel Ford, an archaeologist at the university. One night, I was awakened by the presence of someone in my room. After giving up the pretense that I was a wrinkle in the covers, I realized it was La Gabriela.
I could hear and see her, but it was with my inner, not my outer senses, as with all the ghosts I've encountered. She told me to read her poems, which felt embarrassing because, as a ghost, she must have known I thought them rather banal. None-the-less, I did as she said.
This time, I found another collection, full of more profound, meaningful poems on love, life and death. Plus, the book had English on
lots of eucalyptus windbreaks
one side and Spanish on the other. I hadn't known that these bilingual books existed, and I soon purchased one that helped me in my first steps in learning Spanish--what a gift!
All those years, we had written our very reasonable monthly checks to Doris Dana, Gabriela's ex-secretary in New York. In the museum, I finally had images of Doris to put with her name. However, I learned that Doris really hadn't been her secretary, but was a writer and intellectual, and Gabriela's companion for the last 10 years of Gabriela's life. Doris came from an aristocratic family and had a home on Long Island that she shared with Gabriela, who really had little money.
Though thirty years apart in age, it was clear that these women who lived and traveled together were intimate and had a sweet, close relationship. It was so satisfying to feel closure on this relationship and these women who had beckoned me to Chile so long ago.
Mamalluca Observatory
Another exciting aspect of Vicuna and the Elqui Valley was the plethora of international astronomical observatories, located here because of the clear desert/mountain skies far from city light pollution. Long a fan of
Mamalluca Observatory for tourists--I waited two weeks for new moon so the stars would be brighter
the stars, I was looking forward to visiting the Mamalluca Observatory, set aside for us amateurs.
However, I'd arrived in Vicuna on the full moon; I knew that the star observations would be better when the moon was not reflecting so much light. Thus, I knew I'd have to stay for two weeks until the moon was new and giving the stars their chance to shine.
Finally, the night of the new moon, I boarded a van to climb up the cactus-studded hills to the observatory. While all the native Spanish-speakers were herded into groups, I waited for the few other English speakers, bused in from larger La Serena. For a tour of the Capel Pisco Distillery, I was willing to be clueless in Spanish. However, I care a lot more about stars than grape brandy and didn't want to miss any of the juicy details here.
After using a telescope to view a couple of Jupiter's moon, Saturn's rings a couple of galaxies and such, we went outside where our knowledgeable guide, Javier, showed us the Southern Cross (thrilling as always), several constellations in the ecliptic I'd never seen, and through another telescope, several nebula each
river and snow on the walk to the distillery
containing millions of stars in our Milky Way. I bought a star chart of the sky from the Vicuna latitude, knowing that only parts of it would be relevant for my further travels up this long continent.
Elqui Valley
One bright Saturday, I took a bus about an hour further up the Elqui Valley to Pisco Elqui. As we traveled up the narrow valley, it seemed that Christo had applied his art there--2-meter-high ribbons of plastic windbreaks waved through the valley, surrounding and weaving through the continuous fields of winter-bare grape vines that blanketed every spot of the valley and inched their way up the mountain sides.
The Elqui Valley is a major center of grape growing for the grape brandy, pisco, which is distilled and bottled at a couple of sites here. Rivals Chile and Peru both claim pisco and pisco sours as their national drinks, and the town of Pisco Elqui had its named changed to anchor the claim that the drink originated here.
The town was small and charming, and its plaza filled with weekend tourists and townfolk. After exploring awhile, I walked back down the mountain highway about an hour to Montegrande
snowy peaks and one of many pyramid-shaped mountains
with beautiful views along the way. There, where La Gabriela had grown up and first taught, was a museum in the school she attended and taught in. Unfortunately, my camera was once again in the repair shop, so I've no photos of the very picturesque higher Elqui Valley--but really, it was quite beautiful.
As my 90-day Chilean visa was about to expire, and with one day to spare, I once again hopped on an uncomfortable, overnight bus--this time to Santiago where I hoped to cross into Argentina the next morning. However, snow storms in the Andes had closed this picturesque pass, and I had to overstay my visa a couple of days while the roads were cleared.
Fortunately, the first time this happens, the government is understanding if you spend lots of time in immigration offices to take care of the paperwork. The second time, you have to pay $100, so I'll have to plan farther ahead in the future--yikes! A new me will emerge.
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I´m a one-way ticket, slow traveler, relishing the freedom of the open road and trusting serendipity to guide my journey. When I was younger, I used to travel for a year at a time. Then a few years ago, I roamed Europe and North Africa for three and a half years and liked that even better. On August 1st, 2010, I left my peaceful Mission Canyon paradise in Santa Barbara's mellow summer and emerged from a couple of planes a day and a world later in the teeming, sub-zero streets of Buenos Aires´winter. Now, with the Andes, Amazon and Galapagos between here and home, will three years be enou...
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Alberto Vara in his family's 100-year old house museum--he gave me a 2-hour tour
crenelated former city hall tower built by a German mayor
Rosa, my friend and veggie seller
great colors
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my fave goat cheese store
Capel pisco distillery
sweet cucumbers--so delicious
an adobe wall
lots of huasos--cowboys and horses and carts in town
at left, a great trail up into the hills
fab folk art on a wall--horseshoes
20th August 2011
Miriam Pearson
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Thanks again
It is always a treat for me to follow your travels. The areas you are visiting are ones I know the least about. Now, I have some general sense of them. I can't imagine that at my age, I will ever do that kind of traveling, but your blog and photographs certainly build a desire to do so. The world is so rich in its different cultures. Thanks for keeping me tuned into them. In your picture, you look as if you have "younged" quite a bit." Obviously all this traveling is good for you. Keep on having fun! Love and hugs, Miriam
14th October 2011
Tara Cloud
Thanks, Miriam!
A lot of the places I visit are off the gringo trail, and sometimes not well known to people from that country. I just love small, friendly towns in the middle of nature. And yes, i think this travel is making me younger--outer responsibilities aren´t my forte, adventure is. Lots of love, Tara
28th October 2011
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Amazing photo!
30th October 2011
Tara Cloud
amazing day
Really, Shane, it was just an amazing day. I was lucky enough to be walking down a trail with an open view and snapped this. I feel as if I'm often just surrounded by beauty. What a great world, eh?
30th October 2011
Dancing Dave
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Enjoyed your blog and the pics...oh to have as much time in Chile as you have...bliss
30th October 2011
Tara Cloud
your amazing photos
Thanks for the comment, Dancing Dave. I just checked out your blog (I love your style) and your incredible photos, especially of people. Do you have a long lens or are you just braver than I in snapping people?
11th November 2011
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La Gabriela
Fascinating connection with Santa Barbara. I have a very hazy image of the house you're talking about...i don't remember the outside but do remember an internal passage (but outside) from one part of the house to the other. Is that right?Where was the house? and when did you live there? Anyway, what fun to connect with La Gabriela in her country
22nd August 2012
Guy ananada
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Beautiful write-up
Have fond memories of Vicunia, brought back your evocative descriptions. Is all the talk of UFOs and high energy spots like Cochijuaz now gone from the consciousness of the town? It used to be something of a New Age mecca but perhaps things have changed over time and deeper roots like those of Gabriela M remain.
23rd August 2012
Tara Cloud
Spiritual Center Still There
Hi Guy, How great that you go to know Vicuna! The little town of Cochiguaz is still known as a spiritual vortex, and I'd hoped to visit it. However, there was no public transport there, and since it was low season, I wasn't able to hitch a ride. I'm so glad you made it though!
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