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Cloud Forests, Volcanos and Waterfalls
... assumed that was the person and carried on his way. I woke up a few hours later and found out what happened and ended up hundreds of miles away from where I need to be. And nobody informed me of the time difference which explains why I went on to miss a further 2 buses before getting woken up in a bus station and rushed onto the last night bus. Ended up, instead of being a 6 or 7 hour journey, with it taking me 33 hours!! Oh well, you live and ...
Costa Rican Triathlon- hike, swim, slide a volcano
... etc and it made it so much more fun. We would have kept going back many many more times but we didn’t want Amanda to be just sitting there the whole time bored so we moved on. I would have loved to go more though because they were seriously the funnest water slides I have ever been on. Soon it was time to leave and we went back to the hotel and went to bed. Amanda and I are going to have an early morning since we have to meet our shuttle at 5:45am.
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Meet the Class, Meet the school administration
We met Meredith at the office at 10 A.M. for orientation: what are we going to do these three weeks?
All volunteers are asked to choose planning committees to serve on. Jeanne chose the arts and
crafts committee and women's group activities. Al chose gardening and adult education.
We both will serve on the "Fun Friday" committee. Next Friday there will be a scavenger hunt in
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Waterfalls, Volcanoes and Springs
... a tremedous job of trekking us about 30 minutes down a bumpy track to the waterfalls path. We then walked down what seemed like a million steep steps descending through the jungle foliage down the sheer canyon side and across a rickety bridge to the waterfall. Which was well worth the traipse. It had that lovely paradise feel of being in pure nature with a giant cascading waterfall and the idyllic pools surrounded by lush vegetation. It then thundered ...
Holy Crap!
... difficult to navigate around.
We arrived at Rio Celeste Hideaway at 2:00 I think and got the tour of the hotel. Each room is a private Casita…cabin. It is quite nice. As usual there are a great many things I am not good at but picking hotels is not one of them. Dark hard woods, wood floors, a king bed that overlooks the rainforest, an outdoor private shower (which initially seemed like a good idea but now I am changing my mind as bugs are ...
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