Galapagos Bed & Breakfast Guayaquil

... a bus to Quito the New Zealand lass and I looked through lonley
planet for a hotel to stay in – there are no hostel sin Guayaquil.
We checked into a budget hotel and then went off with the Eva and
Hera to find breakfast and look around.

After breakfast we separated the
Icelandic girls and I went to find a trip to the Galapagos and a
market. After a lot of searching and a nice ...

... which we thought was a damn good idea because should anything go wrong you can fix it yourself. Turns out he is an engineer, there are a lot of 'em around! We bumped into him on the way out of town in the morning too, he had been up since 6 trying to catch some surf, but it's just the wrong time of year.

On the way to Sta Elena we bumped into our Aussie friend (whose name completely escapes me, but I have it written down somewhere). He has ...

... I explained how Jehovah gave evident expectation of his word relating his promises. Jehovah does not want blind faith. Relating this to the resurrection hope, I asked what examples he knew of. Citing Lazarus and Jesus, I could see him being moved emotionally (the sisters had let me control the conversation and now had tears dwell in their eyes) Roger asked how long I was staying in Guayaquil. I said that I leave tomorrow. This solid man now had a tear dwell in his eyes ...

... But very few stray dogs as in La Paz and Santiago. Perhaps the police dogs eat them?

More dead people stuff: on the way into Guayquil today we saw an interesting cemetery. It looked like a park filled with giant sets of drawers, but they were headstones. Saves space I guess, but it looked a bit like apartments for coffin dwellers. So far so good in Ecuador. It is warmer. Our hotel room has hospital beds!

... feel like I'm in a bit of a rush to go through the stuff when I'm with others. Afterwards, and after killing time at the parks inside the Malecon, we headed over to the Guayaquil Music Museum, dedicated to a certain singer (who's name I forgot) who was very influential in the music scene. They had a very good, comprehensive musical history of the area, along lots of cool antique musical instruments. We also got to sit in for a ...

hola. last night i arrived back in Guayaquil from Montañita. I had the best 3 weeks ever in Montañita so I was very sad to leave. I am going to stay in Guayaquil for a few days at mariuxis house which is fine because is free. i am going to try to go to the brazalian consulate while i am here. Thursday I am going to Cuenca, Ecuador and then after that heading to Lima to meet up with MOm and Dad. I think Montañita is my favorite place on the planet ...

... last minute cruise in the Galapagos Islands. I visited two travel agencies, and finally decided to go for a 4D3N luxury cruise on the Queen of Galapagos, and this will cost me about US$580. Before actually ...

... bus and shined flashlights around. It was interesting though because they never looked in our passports or in any luggage. So, even though we were stopped several times, which seems sort of official and like they take the border crossing seriously, they never checked anything! It was a difficult ride to sleep on, with all the stopping and starting, lights in my faces, and random passengers that we continued to pick up the whole rest of the way to Guayaquil ...

... of Ecuador. No specific reason, other than at 30 degrees C it was a darn sight warmer there than in Quito. Plus I'd seen just about all I wanted to in Quito, and there was no way I was doing the Teleferiqo cable car ride up Pichinca. Don't get me wrong, I wanted to...but I am still chickenshit when it comes to heights! Found the perfect little BnB in Guayaquil, Casa Romero run by Ellen and her husband Victor. Absolutely ideal ...

... J'ai l'impression que ce pays perd son identité.
Mis à part ça, je trouve les gens en général moins souriants et moins sympas. En plus, après avoir traversé le Pérou et la Bolivie où je comprenais tout le monde, ici c'est retour à la case zéro: ils parlent vite, avalent les "S" et sont nasillards. Bref, incompréhensibles!
De ce pays je ne verrai que les 2 plus grandes villes et les îles Galápagos, ce qui évidemment n'est pas représentatif.
Je suis ...