Celebrating New Year's Eve in Ecuador (Video)

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Celebrating New Year's Eve in Ecuador is a unique experience filled with wonderful customs and traditions. Photo: Nancy Sathre-Vogel

BOISE, Idaho, December 30, 2011 — We’ve celebrated New Year’s Eve in quite a few countries over the years, but one of my all-time favorite places has to be Ecuador. Ecuadorians know how to ring in the new year!

I made this video a few years ago, but I suspect the same things are happening this year. Feliz Año Nuevo!

Nancy Sathre-Vogel is just a mom who decided to take a bike ride. On the longest road in the world. Some people say she’s exceptionally brave. Others say she’s outrageously foolish. She doesn’t think she’s either. She’s just a mom who wanted an adventure and time with her kids. Her most recent adventure was cycling from Alaska to Argentina, a journey she documented at www.familyonbikes.org

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Nancy Sathre-Vogel

Nancy Sathre-Vogel is a modern-day nomad and vagabond who travels the world in search of beads and other treasures.

Her preferred mode of transportation is a bicycle, although she’s been known to travel in car, bus, plane, boat, donkey cart, elephant, and camel. She is now pedaling the length of the Americas because her eleven-year-old sons have decided they want to get the Guinness World Record as the youngest people to cycle the Pan-American Highway.

Although there are times when she questions her sanity, she somehow keeps going, knowing that treasures await in countries far and wide. You can read about her and her travels at www.familyonbikes.org. Emails are always welcome.

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