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Casa Vivaldi Granada

El Caimito, de la Alcaldia 4,5 c. al lago Granada, 505, Nicaragua

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Perfecto.

A travel blog entry by stoo

... food and getting pampered in a spa. I have the best massage I've ever received, and I treat myself to a facial. Yes that's right; a facial. Where they scrub you and smooth all kinds of nice things into your skin, while you lie there and listen to soothing, twinkly music, with cucumbers on your eyes; and you do your best not to fall asleep because you're so relaxed yet ...

Christmas.

A travel blog entry by stoo

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... the odd occasion...

Merry Christmas to Pete and the gang...everyone back home in Glasgow. I miss you guys too.

Old and new friends, people who have made this story worth every word, and people who have stuck by through all my previous adventures; you know who you are; Merry Christmas to you all.

Except for you Murray. I hate you.

Snuggles.








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Alice through the looking glass.

A travel blog entry by stoo

I wake still fully clothed, but surprisingly early. Today is the day. It doesn't take me too long to pack up my three days worth of clothes, pay the final installment of my hostel bill, receive many a 'humourous' sarcastic; "ahhh you're finally leaving" comments and get out of town. I say my goodbyes to the people who meant the most.

OK so for all of my *****ing and moaning, you'll forgive me ...

Local life

A travel blog entry by fairadventure

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A couple of nights ago we put up our mosquito nets. the area here has very low malaria risk, but as the local mozzies have decided that they like us despite jeans, socks and two brands of super strong anti bug stuff, we thought it was time to try our nets. turns out we purchased two different types of net: one that has a single fixing in the middle (like a pyramid) and the other has four fixings, like a box. The box one worked very nicely with the four ...

William The Conqueror!

A travel blog entry by phungster

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... all speaks in one language, US DOLLARS!!!

Granada is another example of Spanish colonial city. I am now ready for a morning run here - the initial day time exploration, such a run is almost impossible in Managua and Leon due to safety concerns. Obviously, my presence triggers some stares and comments. But that's nothing new, all I want is to do a quick tour of what Granada has to offer. Some of the buildings here have ...

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