Hostal Dorado Granada
Real Xalteva Street Granada, Nicaragua
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WOW! Sketchfields top 10.
Dont want to exagerate, but this was the worst town i have ever been to.
1. Our hostel ran out of water - no showers or brushing teeth.
2. The hostel smelt like urine and ****.
3. The hostel was also used as a ***** house. The descripion in the book said less whoring more snoring, but not sure about that.
4. the town lost …
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The stages of recovery.
... fully clothed; my last fading action with shaking hands to set my travel alarm for 4:15pm.
Awaking with the persistent beep of my clock, my face melting off and clothes sticking to greasy skin, death should be an option. I really can't face doing anything else, yet somehow I manage to stick my head under a cold shower and wash away some of the redness in my eyes. It's a pretty horrific sight ...
Comparisons.
... search of life, love and happiness; found it. TTYL.
Seriously though it's pretty obvious the effects of too much boozing. When I think about how much trouble has been caused because of that over the years, it frightens me. I'll go out on a limb here and say if we didn't drink, perhaps myself and my ex girlfriend would have stayed together.
Actually no chance, she was a fruit ...
Las Isletas and our last entry from Granada
... family, larger ones host several families or the local school. we toured the sheltered part of the islands in a little electric boat. The wildlife is amazing. We saw loads of cormorans, grat egrets, bare-throared tiger herons (i bet you didn't know they existed!) all sorts of other feathered creatures and some monkeys from a distance. it's a small piece of heaven on earth. the scenery is just breath taking, the volcano in the distance, and this amazing sense of peace.
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William The Conqueror!
... on a chess club right off the Parque Central by the corner of Avenida Guzman and Calle Corrales - what a TREAT!!! If you are ever in Granada and up for a challenge, stop by the chess club around 4 or 5 PM - ask for the resident chess-champion. He would be happy to play a few games with you. He would typically close a game in less than 5 minutes. I am sure he will be glad to see new faces!!!
Life is good in Granada!
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