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Club Residencial Sosua

Avd.Pedro Clisante,, Puerto Plata Sosua, Dominican Republic

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Beautiful day in the 'hood

A travel blog entry by gweicher

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... take a two minute walk to the mall and you have everything you need in the area. There are bars and restaurants outside the resorts in the Playa Dorada village. I did most of the excursions but the catamaran looks interesting. I’m nervous on water because I’m not a strong swimmer. It was a thought. The sun tires you out so I’m going to take a nap before supper. Speak to y’all ...

Day 1

A travel blog entry by gweicher

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... I had my breakfast which was perfect and the service excellent. Carlos was my server last year and he is still here which is why I like to stay at the Barceló. My friends from Germany returned as well.

After a few hours by the hot tub, I decided to go to the beach. No sooner than I put my foot in the sand, I was bombarded by blue shirts trying to sell their wares. First, someone wanted to ...

Scout Camp Part 5

A travel blog entry by thompcha

... another camper that the scouts' tents
were collapsing.
It wasn't long before I was helping to fold up tents and haul sopping
sleeping bags and clothing to the still-covered general area so they could
be staged for an emergency exit. We ate a hasty meal while still working
and near dusk, the bus that had brought the scouts arrived and they marched
in single file back onto it and took them down the road. The rain slowed ...

Zodiac and the Elements

A travel blog entry by lolly

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Amazing performances every night at the Amphetheatre. Wonderful creative dance acts and costumes.
Surprisingly, we really enjoyed the TV too. Since it rained most of the time, we got to peruse the six languages (Russian, Spanish, English, French, German, Polish) over 100 channels. Also, we really enjoyed the latin american music ...

First Week of Class

A travel blog entry by aprilrenee

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... it contrasts with the dynamic Spanish prof. But I volunteered to change sections to a smaller class so another girl could be in that one...so hopefully this week is more exciting. - History of the Caribeen taught by a Cuban professor is also exciting. - Hispanic-American Literature might be a little bit intimidating because its a 3hr class once a week and there are 30 Dominican & Haitian boys studying theology plus me & 4 other Americans. I'm just scared about ...