Green Bay Hotel Livingston
Carretera a Livingston Aldea Las Pavas, Santo Tomas de Castilla, Izabal Livingston, Guatemala
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... it, there were 100s of people lining the streets that I couldn’t actually see the devil or the burning, but seeing the crowd was good enough. The girls and I went with Clement to a very traditional restaurant, some of the group got stomach curry (not me), and then to Café Nosé again, however people had 1drink and went home so I stayed with Clement, Reiny, and Sam and had another fun night.
Heading towards lake Atitlan and Panajachel we got another chicken ...
Vacations: Livingston, Guatemala & Tegucigalpa
... Overall, it appears that those kids had much better living situations than the majority of our students. But nonetheless, it has made us all aware of the potential we have inside ourselves and the potential our students have. I'm sure many positives changes will begin back at SJBS and SMBS soon.
That's about it for now. I cannot believe we have only about 6 weeks until I head home for break. It seems like just yesterday we had our first day of school!
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Swaying Hammocks, Garifuna Teacher and Mama Norma
In the town of Livingston, which is on the Bay of Honduras, where the Rio Dulce River flows into the Caribbean, we are still in Guatemala, right in the far south east of the country, in a place only accessible by water.
The accessible only by boat part is the confusing part though as it is still part of the mainland and, as we step off the boat, we see plenty of cars, trucks and motorbikes. Obviously they were brought over by boat but they are so unnecessary. We spoke ...
Rapunzel
... mas todo lo necesario para ser un castillo de esos que aparecían en esos libros maravillosos que mi mamita con una paciencia eterna me leía y me volvía a leer sin duda rogando a Dios que me durmiera de una vez por todas!.
Al asomarme por sobre sus muros pareciera que en la lejanía van a aparecer los barcos piratas....
Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair!!! así recuerdo el cuento de mi ...
Beautiful Boating on the Rio Dulce
How cool to be fetched from our hostel by "Water Collectivo" : -) We joined a bunch of other people heading off down the Rio Dulce on a beautiful sunny day and had one of our easiest journeys in a long time. It even included a diversion to see the old San Felipe Fort that guarded Fronteras, a smelly little island that was home to many birds, especially Cormorants, of which we saw many, and finally a stop at the town's pier ...



