Casa Conde Apartotel & Suites San Jose

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Back in San Jose

A travel blog entry by toniriemer

... I will certainly be carrying on this tradition when I get back!

It’s a long and boring story but one of the boys got sick last night. They took him to the doctor this morning… The result was a helicopter ride back to San Jose this afternoon and our plane tickets being changed for the third time since we arrived in Costa Rica. We are now seriously considering flying via Madrid in case we end up in quarantine in ...

Bienvenido! (Welcome!)

A travel blog entry by rachelniewiada

... I was 20! What a baby! This year, I threatened my parents by stating that there would be no crying. And yet, during the final goodbyes, the waterworks were flowing... Though not from me! ;)

I have changed so much from the last time that I traveled and I cannot wait to see what this trip has in store for me.

We travel to La Fortuna tomorrow to go white water rafting. And yes, my sunscreen is packed and ready to go!! I'm bursting at the seams from EXCITEMENT!!!!
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Gallivanting through Eden forest

A travel blog entry by shalynnpack

... this, and know that generosity manifests in so much more than just giving away material goods. Generosity must be lived by giving yourself fully to others, openly and with love and trust that most people are good, knowing that kindness always comes back to you.

I’m excited to see what other life lessons and experiences my remaining month in Costa Rica will hold for me. I’m now accompanied by my fianc� Adam, who’s visiting me for ...

We Arrived!

A travel blog entry by aescr

... were hidden rooms where those who were not able to go into public for certain reasons, possibly related to death of a spouse, could experience whatever the theater was offering since it was not an everyday occurrence. Those who sat in these hidden rooms couldn't even see the performance. They could only see the the crowd and this was a source of information of who came to see the show and what people were wearing. The majority of ...

The End

A travel blog entry by hollynjym

... and strangely now with the strangler fig dead it again regained strength and bloomed. But now the tree was truly a thing of beauty. It was different from any other tree on the beach. Not just because of its unique features and because it was laying and growing on its side but because it had survived and thrived when by all common sense it should have died…it’s original roots still laying at its end like gnarled ...

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