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Comment by Maria De Wind on January 5, 2014 at 7:38am

Navidad/NYE in Uruguay!

Comment by Maria De Wind on September 17, 2013 at 9:40am

Comment by Maria De Wind on July 1, 2013 at 12:54am

Max Igan - World Hemp Congress 2012 Speech

Comment by Roger Copple on July 1, 2013 at 12:50am

I love your pictures, Maria.  Are you  in Uruguay now?  Do a google search of "Max Egan at World Hemp conference 2012."  I think you will like his lecture.  Roger

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Comment by Maria De Wind on June 22, 2013 at 7:28pm

Her name is Paula Fel ... from Canelones (north of Montevideo) Uruguay

From Miami to Monteviodeo:

$801 Economy

Comment by Roger Copple on June 22, 2013 at 6:54pm

Maria, 

Thank you so much for sending the info about traveling to Uruguay.  I live in Bradenton, FL which might have cheaper flights than from New York.  I wonder if a lot of cannabis advocates are heading for Colorado or the state of Washington.  I have never had the urge to be a farmer, but I could become a hemp farmer.  Is that picture of a woman meditating or sitting at the beach a picture of you?   Roger

Comment by Maria De Wind on June 22, 2013 at 6:44pm

That would naturally depend on where you are flying from and where in Uruguay you are planning to stay.

A quick search on Tripbase shows flights from NY Kennedy starting at $1236.00 and going up to $2165.00

as for your stay... well it is a matter of lifestyle. Punta del Este is the more expensive place, Montevideo would e second and other cities less, staying in the countryside would be cheap depending on your needs (including transport, food, phone calls, internet etc). As in anything in life you get what you pay for.

Cost of Travel in Uruguay

Uruguay travel guide - Wikitravel

lonelyplanet.com/uruguay

Traveling in South America - how much does it cost?

Taking The Kaboom Out Of Uruguay Prices this has nice info

rooshv.com/travel/uruguay

The Beaches Of Uruguay By Roosh

The Uruguayan peso is strong and the economy has held steady here through all the financial trials and tribulations of recent years. As a result, prices are comparatively high to the rest of South America and you will get less for your US dollar or other currencies than you would elsewhere.

Uruguay Travel Forum   Remember Winter in the Northern Hemisphere means it is Summer down there and viceversa

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