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Alenaveda:
Starting Line: Isla de Venados, Mazatlán (Mexico).
Leg 1: Mazatlán, Mexico
Leg 2: Mazatlán, Mexico-Veracruz, Mexico
Leg 3: Veracruz, Mexico-Santiago de Cuba, Cuba
Leg 4: Santiago de Cuba, Cuba-Bayamón, Puerto Rico
Leg 5: Bayamón, Puerto Rico-Valencia, Venezuela
Leg 6: Valencia, Venezuela-Recife, Brazil
Leg 7: Recife, Brazil-Medellín, Colombia
Leg 8: Medellín, Colombia-Cajamarca, Peru
Leg 9: Cajamarca, Peru-Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Leg 10: Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia-Antofagasta, Chile
Leg 11: Antofagasta, Chile-San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina
Leg 12: San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina-Puerto Iguazú/Oberá, Argentina
Finish Line: Ruinas de San Ignacio Miní, Misiones (Argentina).
BourkieBoy:
--- Quote from: Alenaveda on August 23, 2016, 02:37:27 PM ---Starting Line: Isla de Venados, Mazatlán (Mexico).
Leg 1: Mazatlán, Mexico
Leg 2: Mazatlán, Mexico-Veracruz, Mexico
Leg 3: Veracruz, Mexico-Santiago de Cuba, Cuba
Leg 4: Santiago de Cuba, Cuba-Bayamón, Puerto Rico
Leg 5: Bayamón, Puerto Rico-Valencia, Venezuela
Leg 6: Valencia, Venezuela-Recife, Brazil
Leg 7: Recife, Brazil-Medellín, Colombia
Leg 8: Medellín, Colombia-Cajamarca, Peru
Leg 9: Cajamarca, Peru-Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia
Leg 10: Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia-Antofagasta, Chile
Leg 11: Antofagasta, Chile-San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina
Leg 12: San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina-Puerto Iguazú/Oberá, Argentina
Finish Line: Ruinas de San Ignacio Miní, Misiones (Argentina).
--- End quote ---
The probelm with this route, is that you only stayed in Central and South America. I said u could go to North America and the Carribean. Not a big fan of this route to be honest :(
Alenaveda:
I can't believe I'm doing this again almost four years later. (Somewhere in heaven aspkip should be laughing, loudly)
The islands of Cuba and Puerto Rico are part of the Greater Antilles archipelago, one of the main group of islands of the Caribbean.
Mexico is North America - at least for us who live in Latin America -.
And if you mean by North America going to USA or Canada, sorry they're off limits.
BourkieBoy:
Ok, ok. I just didn't think your route was the best.
WELCOME BACK ALENAVEDA! :cheer: :cheer: :conf: :wohoo:
Alenaveda:
I was taking about the four years because Aspkip and I had a similar discussion on which countries were part of North, Central and South America then, regarding how different some topics are taught in our respective schools.
And as you read I said nothing on what you thought about the route because I respect your opinion, what is a golden rule here. So keep the sarcasm for yourself, ok? Thanks.
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