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Home Sweet Home (Sort of)
By Andy, with commentary by Lynne
This entry begins on Friday, July 14th, hours before the last one ended, sort of. Since we crossed the international date line (departing Sydney on Friday morning), we had a very long Friday, landing in LA before 3pm on Friday afternoon. As Lynne mentioned, "This was the longest day ever." However, I think …
Pay attention to omens
From Ft. Lauderdale we had to get to Miami for our flight to Ecuador. The first leg
was a mile walk over I-95 to the Tri-Rail train station. There is a curious planting
of palm trees in the highway media, which Amy noted looks like the display of the
number of bars of reception on a cell phone. So I had the bright idea of scrambling …
Karma...
After 5 days of surf, sand, and sun I decided that it was time to leave my cheap paradise and move north into Ecuador for only a short visit. However first Karma had to catch up with me.Two days ago I jumped into a small tuk-tuk in Mancora on my way back to the hostel. I looked down and there was a fairly new camera in the back seat. No way it …
A slight hitch...
... Unfortunately, the security doors of the plane had already been sealed so there was nothing else she could do. After spending about five hours in the airport, we finally got our new tickets issued for the same flight tomorrow afternoon (still no boarding passes) and were picked up by the Hilton shuttle bus. At this point we are hoping to get an official clearance to enter Costa Rica without a yellow fever jab before ...
Guayaquil-the Copycat City
... and it is a more of a community than a tourist attraction. This makes it authentic and lively to see men playing volleyball for money or children playing on the playground. 4. The Iguana Park: It's Lima's Parque Kennedy-but instead of cats, there are Iguanas! These Iguanas actually floated to the Galapagos islands on pieces of land and logs and the Iguanas found on the Galapagos today are endemic of the Guayaquil Iguanas. Endemic means ...