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Crazy Sexy Fun Traveler

Alex is a crazy Slovak girl who made traveling the reason of her life. In March 2011 she quit her stewardess job and hasn't stopped ever since. Her motto is ''I live to travel, I travel to live.'' She writes about crazy travel, fun adventures and sexy photos.

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    Itsme

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    Take me with youuu

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    crazy sexy fun traveler

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    Comment@ Dima’s Corner:
    Oh yes! That place is just so interesting :)

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    Dima's Corner

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    Another interesting fact about this pyramid is that is actually built around a smaller pyramid.

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    Crazy Sexy Fun Traveler via Facebook

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    Hassan Heart Mwinyi n,o it is not the one in Egypt :) Dima’s Corner now you know :) Travel with Kevin and Ruth please go there, I loved that place :)

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    Travel with Kevin and Ruth via Facebook

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    Hoping that we might see it this winter.

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    Dima's Corner via Facebook

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    I have been there! But I didn’t realize it was the largest in the world :/

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    Hassan Heart Mwinyi via Facebook

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    So the largest aint the one where pharaoh’s body was preserved,for generations to see!

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    crazy sexy fun traveler

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    You see, Norbert, both of us loving pyramids and we still didn’t know about Cholula. We learn something every day :D

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    Norbert

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    Really good background on the area and pyramids in Cholula. Like you mentioned, I had no idea Cholula existed before reading this, and even less that it has the largest pyramid in the world!

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    crazy sexy fun traveler

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    The archeologists in Mexico still have a lot of job to do, I wish excavated all the pyramids:D Visited Teotihuacan, too, loved it! Thanks for stopping by, Henry!

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    fotoeins

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    Cholula looks really neat! About a decade ago, I visited Teotihuacan (just outside of Mexico City). As impressive as the Pyramids of the Sun and Moon and Avenue of the Dead were, I loved that archeologists were still performing active digs throughout the site and finding new stuff. Thanks for your article, Alex!

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