NaijaProdigy Redux
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lol nah. There to deal with some estate planning with my dad and lawyers…asset transfers, etc.
Essential The Official Coli Travel Thread
lol nah. There to deal with some estate planning with my dad and lawyers…asset transfers, etc.
Lucky_Lefty
Dreams Are Colder Than Death...
Yea. Just not in the right space to be traveling abroad. Gotta get this heart condition in a better situation then I’ll be back
DamienWayne
Superstar
Anyone been to hedonism in Jamaica?
What’s the word on Barranquilla?
Headed down to Panama for 2 weeks in March and figured I might as well take a few days trip to Colombia. Hour flight but can’t decide between cartagena, Barranquilla or Cali
@L $ C @Malta @Sir @DeeezNuts
@Rusty Kuntz
Headed down to Panama for 2 weeks in March and figured I might as well take a few days trip to Colombia. Hour flight but can’t decide between cartagena, Barranquilla or Cali
@L $ C @Malta @Sir @DeeezNuts
@Rusty Kuntz
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Digital Omen
All Star
What's up with Toronto and Ottawa? Might head up there next month on some work shyt. 2-3 nights each city
Can any Drake brehs drop science?
Can any Drake brehs drop science?
WaveMolecules
Superstar
baranquilla or cartagena. cali is ok.
Toronto is dope. Reminds me of a cleaner, less hood Chicago
The Caribbean women, the food
I ain’t never been in the winter so I can’t speak on that
DeeezNuts
All Star
Personally.. as it stands now.. I’d fukk with Barranquilla.
Evil genius Jay
The TSC PLAYAZ!!!!
Barranquilla is hour away driving from Cartagena
Going to Cartagena and Barranquilla on next week for vacation for 3 weeks. When I come back to U.S, I will let you know how Cartagena and Barranquilla
My home girl at work people from Barranquilla. If the woman look anything like she does
Evil genius Jay
The TSC PLAYAZ!!!!
BroMy home girl at work people from Barranquilla. If the woman look anything like she does
Going with my home girl she grew up in Barranquilla. Going to celebrate my birthday at Brarranquilla. CAN'T WAIT!!!!!
And I am not passport bros either
Man I ain’t a passport bro either. Went to Latin America 6x in the past year.
Had “fun” in every country I touched down in. Never paid, never tricked
Had shortys in Guatemala & Peru inviting me to stay at they crib, cooking me meals and doing my laundry
Evil genius Jay
The TSC PLAYAZ!!!!
BroMy home girl at work people from Barranquilla. If the woman look anything like she does
Don't forget your covid-19 card
Without the card unable to travel to colombia
And No picture of covid-19 card
Physical or digital copy ONLY!!!!
ottawa is mad boring but if you're going byward market might as well go to montreal instead
toronto you'll have fun
WTFisWallace?
All Star
Just got back from Colorado a few days ago. Was in the Grand Lake / Winter Park area.
First time in a small town / cabin type of setting. Was beautiful af.
- Snowmobiling: this was fun af, especially getting up in elevation and seeing the landscape and horizon from different angles. As a group we decided to do a guided 2 hour tour….max speed we got up to was maybe 47mph and went up to 12,000 ft. But after seeing the trails, even if you never done it before..you could get away with an unguided tour.
Probably won’t hit top speeds cause you gotta be more wary of trail signs, but you’ll be able spend more time off the snowmobile and take in the sights, maybe get some elite drone shots and shyt.
(Saw a couple of dudes that basically converted dirtbikes into snowmobiles…or snowmobiles into dirtbikes…cuttin up the trail, doing crazy hops and shyt. Can’t front shyt was dope to see)
(Saw an old man, had to be 60+….going up the trail with a bicycle
. Base of the trail is around 9,000 ft, peak around 12,000. 
Had to salute his endurance and mental fortitude, even aside from going 3,000 Ft uphill in snow…..the lowering temperature and wind as you climb would fukk with me.)
- Skiing: 1st time skiing. Almost shattered my face.
Bust my ass getting off the lift. Then the instructor told us come to him 20 yards out, sideways across the slope. I started off with a spark, was good half way to him….tried to slow down a bit….but that ended up turning me downhill and picking up hella speed.
Was headed straight back to the base of the slope to the lift area with caution tape all around it. Had like 10 more seconds to decide between still trying this bullshyt as ‘pizza stop’ that hasn’t been working the whole way down and risk slamming straight into the lift. Or falling back.
Fell back. Got the wind knocked out of me, grabbed my chest like Sanford and Son. Was down for a good 20 seconds tryna regain my breath
.
Overall, was a dope experience but I regret only doing it one day…cause I didn’t get it down at all. Feels like something you gotta do a 3 day package on, to really get the feel and mechanics for it. Might fukk around and hit one of these black ski weekends eventually.
Hiking: I’ve done some light hiking in a desert type setting before…thought a light hike in snow wouldn’t be too crazy. But I, personally, dislike going back down steep inclines…for some reason I didn’t account for the snow making that shyt more slippery.
Walking down along cliffs with less than 100% confidence in grip and no sense of how deep the snow was alongside the paths kicked up my anxiety. And then strong snow flurries started popping up. Ended up turning back bout half way thru
(Omw back, the flurries were so strong, they kinda made finding the trail back difficult. Then I come across some big ass moose/elk type tracks that definitely weren’t
there on the way up.)
- The traditional car rentals service prices are outrageous, shyt was looking like 2.5k+ for 6 days. With no guarantee of an AWD. Ended up using Turo instead.
- an AWD vehicle is a must in those type conditions.
- Denver airport is probably the best airport I’ve been to. (although I haven’t been to THAT many, especially foreign)
- Winter activities are pretty expensive, and if you coming from a warm state like Florida. Winter trips in general gonna rack up expenses pretty fast when you account for layers, gear, quality jacket, etc. gotta plan that shyt far in advanced, so nikkas can get their budget right. We had like 2-3 drop out due to the quickly rising cost of the trip (even tho a lot of it was expected).
First time in a small town / cabin type of setting. Was beautiful af.
- Snowmobiling: this was fun af, especially getting up in elevation and seeing the landscape and horizon from different angles. As a group we decided to do a guided 2 hour tour….max speed we got up to was maybe 47mph and went up to 12,000 ft. But after seeing the trails, even if you never done it before..you could get away with an unguided tour.
Probably won’t hit top speeds cause you gotta be more wary of trail signs, but you’ll be able spend more time off the snowmobile and take in the sights, maybe get some elite drone shots and shyt.
(Saw a couple of dudes that basically converted dirtbikes into snowmobiles…or snowmobiles into dirtbikes…cuttin up the trail, doing crazy hops and shyt. Can’t front shyt was dope to see)
(Saw an old man, had to be 60+….going up the trail with a bicycle
. Base of the trail is around 9,000 ft, peak around 12,000. Had to salute his endurance and mental fortitude, even aside from going 3,000 Ft uphill in snow…..the lowering temperature and wind as you climb would fukk with me.)- Skiing: 1st time skiing. Almost shattered my face.
Bust my ass getting off the lift. Then the instructor told us come to him 20 yards out, sideways across the slope. I started off with a spark, was good half way to him….tried to slow down a bit….but that ended up turning me downhill and picking up hella speed.Was headed straight back to the base of the slope to the lift area with caution tape all around it. Had like 10 more seconds to decide between still trying this bullshyt as ‘pizza stop’ that hasn’t been working the whole way down and risk slamming straight into the lift. Or falling back.
Fell back. Got the wind knocked out of me, grabbed my chest like Sanford and Son. Was down for a good 20 seconds tryna regain my breath
.Overall, was a dope experience but I regret only doing it one day…cause I didn’t get it down at all. Feels like something you gotta do a 3 day package on, to really get the feel and mechanics for it. Might fukk around and hit one of these black ski weekends eventually.
Hiking: I’ve done some light hiking in a desert type setting before…thought a light hike in snow wouldn’t be too crazy. But I, personally, dislike going back down steep inclines…for some reason I didn’t account for the snow making that shyt more slippery.
Walking down along cliffs with less than 100% confidence in grip and no sense of how deep the snow was alongside the paths kicked up my anxiety. And then strong snow flurries started popping up. Ended up turning back bout half way thru(Omw back, the flurries were so strong, they kinda made finding the trail back difficult. Then I come across some big ass moose/elk type tracks that definitely weren’t
there on the way up.)
- The traditional car rentals service prices are outrageous, shyt was looking like 2.5k+ for 6 days. With no guarantee of an AWD. Ended up using Turo instead.
- an AWD vehicle is a must in those type conditions.
- Denver airport is probably the best airport I’ve been to. (although I haven’t been to THAT many, especially foreign)
- Winter activities are pretty expensive, and if you coming from a warm state like Florida. Winter trips in general gonna rack up expenses pretty fast when you account for layers, gear, quality jacket, etc. gotta plan that shyt far in advanced, so nikkas can get their budget right. We had like 2-3 drop out due to the quickly rising cost of the trip (even tho a lot of it was expected).