"THUGBY" un nuevo deporte para/creando Erik Guldenzopf
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"THUGBY" Un Nuevo Deporte Creado para Erik Guldenzopf y PPC!
Presenta Thugby para mi nuevo CARL(Centro America Rugby(Thugby) League), creado para Erik Guldenzopf y Precision Play Corporation.
Muy similar a Rugby con el paso delantero similar a American Football. Yo buscando para Jugadores en Centro America para formacion de equipo!
Carpe Diem mi Amigos! Siempre un fiesta despues con bier, chicas y mas!
Mas adelante!
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About the CEO and Author Erik Guldenzopf
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"Three Decades of Excellence, Innovation and on Occasion the Most Interesting Man in the World"
World traveler with experience in 100+ countries. We have been there and done that several times over the years. We know the problems and the best solutions to them. The best places to stay, where to rent cars, flights and private flights, activities and more. Our private flights cost the same or less than conventional commercial flights. They are much more fun, hassle/discrimination free and often go directly to your final destination. We also have private car rentals which can save you a lot of time and money. It is known many of the major car rental companies are scammers and have very high security deposits.
Also economical ways to navigate the ridiculous restrictions currently in place.
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Across Russia! You, Me and Lada Niva Mr. Vlad. by Erik Guldenzopf
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A road trip across Russia is in order in to celebrate Russia's new road
systems and possibility of a North American bridge passage to connect the
Americas to Asia and Europe.
To discover and promote the semi-autonomous regions/cultures that is Russia!
From the border to Moskva, Yekaterinaberg, Volgagrad, Novosibirsk, Lake Baikal,
Krasnoyarsk and on to Vladivostok. Check out my article ISA which you may be interested
in. I'll bring you a T-shirt. Let's do this before the winter comes. Great PR for you and
another great road trip for me. Let's make that a Niva Convertible, however flexible on the vehicle.
We could use this famous one also. It is a blast and fairly reliable. I only had enough tools to
change the wheels and made this long challenging trek. It is kind of similar to a Niva, great grip
almost like a 4 wheel drive.
Laps of Europe #10 Part #4 by Erik Guldenzopf
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10th Lap of Europe Part#4 Segment#1 One Lap of Iberia! by Erik Guldenzopf
So as our protagonist (me) makes another one of his lifetime road trip aspirations a reality,
yet he is getting the Lady Di treatment(as he has not yet aware). There is a gorgeous little town
just as you cross the French/Spanish border. Also some incredible cliff views and you drive
by the old customs entry point long since closed due to EU schengen policies. This is also
Catalonia and has a distinct language and culture of its own. The language seems to me a
mixture of Francais et Espanol as I am familiar with both languages.
As I have already run into some Hollywood types who have mixed intentions, I still have not realized their true skull duggery. A 2nd tier late night show host is waiting ahead in Barcelona with an anti-me offensive to try and ruin my vacation. Also to ridicule me like so many other Americans. Fortunately no one knows who this guy is and I'm not sure I even know who he is. Spain also has quite different accents from Los Angeleno Spanish so its possible they don't even understand him. Half way down the Spanish Riviera I am under the impression the Spanish really can't even tell what he is on about. No worries I am now starting a multi-lingual show on radiogulag.net.
As for Barcelona it is very hard to navigate and find anything. There is a coastal road that goes down to the city and several suburban cities and beaches. It is harder to access the coast on the other side due to the large freeway. Castelldefels is one of the most famous beach towns in the area. Once a clothing optional mecca. I remember a postcard a childhood friend sent me from the place with beautiful topless girls. I could not locate the famous Baroque style church the city is so famous for or see it in the skyline. There is also a large port there. Also a lift system for tourists. I couldn't spot that either. Hostels were few and far between and even harder to find.
As I left town I spotted who I think was the late night host in a purple Peugeot. Not sure if it was him or not. I then ventured onward to the Costa del Sol de Espana. There are tons of cyclists here who seem fairly fast or tour caliber. This is a tailgater mecca so be aware. There was a guy who drove a Panda and could make it stand on the left two wheels and then the right two wheels. Amazing!
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