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xLisax
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I wanna see that!
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Ezzy
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| nickbeans wrote: | | On the topic of bono cards, how long do they stay valid for? I've got one from when i was last over thinking i could use it to get about again, but i know the ones here expire after a while |
Nick 2 customers came into the shop where i work the other day and they had been over last October and there bono buses still worked so i dont think they have a time limit on them to be honest 
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Ezzy
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Leanne as Jenny mentioned the website is very helpful and even with me and Paul in Callao Salvaje which is rather remote and very small they have a bus service every hour and is always on time though they do have a habit of being early and not waiting - 
The only downfall is the ride itself lol - dont aboard with a hangover eek! they are very good drivers but oh my lord 
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| Ezzy wrote: | Leanne as Jenny mentioned the website is very helpful and even with me and Paul in Callao Salvaje which is rather remote and very small they have a bus service every hour and is always on time though they do have a habit of being early and not waiting -
The only downfall is the ride itself lol - dont aboard with a hangover eek! they are very good drivers but oh my lord |
You ought to try a mountain bus route like the one up to here from Las Americas and going back your way (south) I find they often go fast and there are so many bends in the road its not for those with a weak stomach or tendency to travel sickness! 
If you want to try really remote and a mountain road try the 246 from Santa Cruz to Tagana and Almáciga - so remote there are no shops and just a couple of bars! I considered living there but changed my mind!  |
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