The spoon in Venezuela just arrived Puerto la Cruz on the eastern part of the coast after 16 hours on nightbuses from Santa Elena. Returned from the Roraima trek y'day with several blisters and stiff bodyparts... but man, what a f***ing magical trek that was!! Right after last blog entry, two more people arrived and our group, the undestructable five, was formed. The 6 days trek costs 2350 bolivares all included, aka with a guide, porters, food and equipment. Wi...

The Venezuelean spoon has managed to spoon himself (!) down to Santa Elena de Uairen. Nightbuses in Venezuela, or actually in South-America ususally has the aircon pumping on full strength which means if u don´t get dressed for sleeping in an igloo, u will eventually freeze to death in a very uncomfortable position. If that happens, thousands of years later the spoon will be dug out by archeologists who will probably come to the conclusion that the spoon died in...

Lepricons... Lepricons everywhere! That's how the Venezuelan spoon woke up this morning... but anyway, traveling through time failed miserably. Apparently such a thing as a time-machine doesn't exist, which we were totally unaware of. Outrageous! As the lonely spoon has no idea what the Panama spoon has been up to lately, this blog entry will be all about me, myself and I, the amazing spoon. But first we're gonna talk about how corrupt Venezuela actually is. To ...