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Landlubber legs

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... to go for a run or walk with a group. This was one of the best decisions I made.
The group itself was made up of a wide variety of people. Some families had kids, there were a bunch of students, locals, and some older ladies as well. Some of the group did the run, while others walked. I walked because it was my first time, and I had some great conversations with the people I was walking ...

Do pirates like pretty things?

A travel blog entry by spsadventures

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... history, news, and politics. There are bumper stickers and pictures, all of which say something about the Rasta way of life. I can say that I learned something new from the walls of a restaurant for the first time. Even the place mats contained detailed articles on how to eat healthily. The pride of the owners shone through in the décor.

There's more to the restaurant than ...

Pirate Exercises

A travel blog entry by spsadventures

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... me some of the unique properties of each. For example, there is one town where all of the locals still go out in their boats to fish every day. There is another town that is known for taking a lot of pride in their homes and in their town. I saw the high school that my company adopted and supports. Also, I found out that what I thought was monkey sounds on my previous adventure was just very, VERY loud ...

Exploring the Pirate enemy stronghold

A travel blog entry by spsadventures

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... to the fort entrance is extremely curvy and only wide enough for one vehicle most of the way. There are a few arches to drive through that are barely wider than a car, right at a curve in the road, and on a slope. There are a couple of pull-over points where vehicles can move over and pass each other, but only if you know the other people are coming at you. (There are signs that tell you to honk to alert other drivers, but I'm ...

Exploring like a land pirate

A travel blog entry by spsadventures

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... with my brights on. Even with them, I was going slow enough to get regularly passed on the winding mountain roads where people were walking on the side. I didn't mind, I was just concerned for the other drivers and people because it didn't seem too safe in some places.

The drive was also interesting from an auditory point of view. The radio station I had on was whatever the last driver had it set to. Either it kept changing towers ...

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