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Fucking bugs, tarantula's and awesome Finca Tatin
... Had to get up at 5;30am to get a bus so I'm understandably exhausted! Was meant to be getting a 7am bus but it didn't leave until gone 8am. The first part was awesome, lying on two seats in the sun. And then it got packed and hot and took way longer than it should have and with no toilet stops for 4 and a half hours! I also bought some fruit from a street vendor and offered some to one of the guatemalan tribe women ...
<>Bus accidents, bankcards, and grassy frontyards>
... the last row started to push their way to the sliding door. The door was jammed and wouldn’t open more than a few inches, and then the driver began yelling, “Don’t move! We will slide backwards!” but the panic stricken men continued pushing in the crowded bus for the front. We did begin sliding backwards, and I suddenly had an image of us racing backwards down the mountain unable to escape. That was the scariest part of ...
Semuc Champey: Rockpools, Caving and Tubing
... 10AM to 5PM.
- El Mirador - Mearly fainted hiking up the very steep climb up to the el Mirador -- but the lookout view of the whole cascades of pools of Semuc Champey was worth all the sweat and dehydration!
- Cascade pools - totaly soaked in sweat I couldn't wait to jump in! The water was refreshing! We slid through the slippery rocks, went into an underground tunnel and dove into the water coming out ...
Livingston Guatemala A Love Story
... the Garifuna Center one of the highest land points in Livingston. From this perch I could look down the Rio Dulce River on one side and then look to my left I could see the Waves of the Caribbean crashing to shore. I was in Love yet alone my love was apart from me. I would dream. The view and the calm evening breezes allowed my mind to wonder into a dream state.
I left Livingston without finishing what I started or that was my memory I have kept ...
Guatemala - Lanquin
... reason for our visit) so when we arrived at around 9.30pm on a Saturday night, we were a little surprised that the town was in complete darkness. We were escorted to our hotel by the local tour operator who had to bang on the hotel (the only one with availability) door so we could check out the rooms.
We'd been out of humidity for so long we'd forgotten what it felt like so we were a little disappointed to discover there were no fans in our rooms and ...
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