Aurora Hotel Antigua Guatemala

... to the Monteverde Cloud forest the highlight, without a doubt, was doing the zip lines through the forest canopy. I have to admit I didn´t really "see" much as I spent the entire time wondering if the cable was going to unexpectedly break while I was on it. The longest zip-line was over half a mile long. This was an amazing day of work and I am slowly adjusting to this new life of continuous ...

... smoothly while I am in the States.<br><br>And thanks to you all and your astounding support, as well as the incredible effort of the people of El Zapote and the timely support of their local mayor, the school in that village is completely finished!! My very last days in Guatemala were spent working at that school, painting and putting the piping for the latrines in. I took some photos of my last days there, which you will see in the photo ...

... soon encouraged to drop everything and jump on the bus, its something that is hard to understand, if the people are that fluid in their movements or just placid, I mean can you imagine being in, lets say Nottingham and some guy driving past in a bus, jumping out and screaming LON LON LON D D D D DON... would you get on? I mean do these people not have other prior arrangements? Like i said they are the original "wherever i lay my hat thats my home" kind of people or they are ...

... te him t* tell him we w**e n*t g*ing t* his h*use and he t*ld us he hates all the ****ing spanish pe*ple that can n*t live but in a castle and chingen a su madre. I wanted t* write him "We als* l*ve y*u" but Amelia th*ught bett** f*rgetting. We f*und then the crazy italian b*y we had met *n the bus, and he t**k us t* the h*stel he was staying in. mein G*tt!! H*rrible!! We didn't make any sh*w** in tw* days : ) I f*und ...

... in the afternoon at about 17:00. There were all these men and boys dressed in purple robes that helped lead the procession. Then comes the placards of the stations of the cross. Then some Roman soldiers. Then, the piece de resistance, a massive float of Jesus carrying the cross. But not a float with wheels. It was being carried by at least 24 men. After the float came a band playing very somber music. We thought that was it. 2 hours ...

... the way to the volcano, even though I closed my eyes and pretended to be asleep. It was hot, and at one point Franz asked if I had any water. The fool had forgotten to bring any on the trek. I said no, even though I had two litres in my backpack, because I didn´t want to catch any diseases. "We should of brought water" said Franz. "I`m dehydrated as hell". "Well, hell is pretty dehydrated." I said. Franz said he wouldn`t ...