Caribe Campo Club Sosua
Calle Arecivo, La Mulata Sosua, Dominican Republic
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Beautiful day in the 'hood
My second full day in Puerto Plata, the Golden Beach. It was a magnificent day. Nothing much happened. I started off the day with a good breakfast, then a walk on the beach. I can’t sit in that hot sun, I need to move around and do something. I walked along the shore and the water was so warm. Warmer than the hot tub! The natives are so warm and friendly. The blue shirts walk the beach with ...
Day 1
... t terrible.
It is 7 a.m. Montreal time. Dominican time is an hour ahead. It rained again last night and I awoke to a magnificent day. Right now it is very comfortable but it looks like it is going to be a scorcher.
So far my plans are to have breakfast and hit the beach. Not a cloud in the sky and the sun is shining.
I’ll check in either later tonight or tomorrow ...
First Day of School
... down at some building close by. He greeted all of us ladies with kisses on the cheek, which I was not aware was a custom here. He then explained that he wanted to take us where his desk would be for the next 3 months. When we arrived at this place, we found a river that had been completely trashed by the people living around it. He then informed us on the entire situation. The people living closest to the river had made their living situations completely inhumane. The ...
Earthquake
... my brain was spinning. I looked at Dad, "did you feel that?" Then I heard voices in the hall and we open the door to find similar expressions of confusion and panic. Earthquake! We were all looking to each other for answers as we made our way outside. It was an earthquake alright, people outside had seen water jostling out of the pool. Where was my husband? I was worried. Dad decides the best way to deal with this situation ...
Piss gods wash out
... lueve'. It really put a damper on our spirits but often we would try to just carry on with our day anyways. Even if it meant walking around town soaked to the skin. My weather loving husband and I did enjoy seeing the ocean in it's fury. But after 10 our out of 14 days of rain, we had had enough of the tempests. Dominicans said the Ocean was acting out because it was jealous of the ...


