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Amazing Race 20 LIVE Sightings! Tweets Go here please! **read post 1**
georgiapeach:
Sorry, I thought I had answered this. The pictures were taken at LAX, not on 12/2.
Declive:
--- Quote from: georgiapeach on January 22, 2012, 09:55:24 PM ---Sorry, I thought I had answered this. The pictures were taken at LAX, not on 12/2.
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Hmm. Thanks for clearing up! :<3
ZBC Company:
--- Quote from: Leafsfan on January 30, 2012, 02:10:58 PM ---Another confirmation for Bueons Aires:
http://www.brittanyandtriton.com/?p=568
Our flight from South America to Africa was a long and interesting one. We ran into the cast and crew of the TV show “The Amazing Race” leaving Buenos Aires.
The title of the website is misleading "Arriving in Africa: 48 Hours in Nairobi Kenya" however the above is what
we are looking for.
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wait kenya is connect remeber tar5
georgiapeach:
Well that didn't take long. :groan:
NO zach...they were seen in BA. The blogger was on the way to Nairobi...NOT the teams.
Plaidmoon:
Here's a sighting in Buenos Aires from a blog that I've been sitting on for a few weeks because I was hoping the bloggers could be contacted for more information. I was hinting about this one a few days ago in the speculation and discussion thread. Unfortunately, it doesn't appear at this point that they are going to respond, so I'm going to go ahead and post it.
http://derekandtess.blogspot.com/
As we arrived at the Recoletta Cemetery, Derek spotted camera crews and in no time we spotted Phil, the presenter of The Amazing Race ( one of my favourite shows ever!) It was so exciting! After our wander around the cemetery we spotted a couple contestants being interviewed for the show and heard one of the girls complain about the 18 hour bus ride they had just had to endure! We laughed – we’d definitely been there and done that!
At this point, the main bit of information is the 18 hour bus ride. I did some checking back then and the bus schedules showed the ride from Salta to Buenos Aires was an 18 - 20 hour trip. I tried to do it now and didn't have much luck getting working links, so this information is coming from my memory.
The blog also had a picture of Phil and about a half dozen other people huddled around a camera. It's interesting, but it doesn't provide much information about the race. However, if you ever wanted to see a good look at one of the cameras they use, this is your chance.
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