Hampton Inn Guayaquil

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Monday 21st September 2009

yesterday being Sunday there wasn't a lot going on, so we did quite a lot of walking around but in the end it was just too hot. It seemed as if the whole city went to sleep around 2pm and didn't get back up again until it was dark and therefore cool. Today we had a lie in then hit the streets to try and buy maps of Peru and Bolivia. We eventually found the libreria Scientifica and they actually had maps of ...

... here.”

“No, I have friends in Cuenca, leave them there and I will get them to pick up”

Had further conversations with LAN Guayaquil and Cuenca and my novia and amigos. I went outside back to Check in area. Brought a ticket (cheaper) with TAME to catch a flight at 5:30pm. Organised a partial refund of my LAN Boarding Pass. Wasted time in the airport.

Now I had been told that only I was able to collect my bags, and all I needed to do was ...

... devotons and conversation led by Jeff Baxter. Tomorrow will be a full day--two more builds, then a celebratory (late) lunch, and hopefully a tour of downtown Guayaquil, a walk on the Riverwalk, and some shopping for friends and loved ones back home.
There will be some sore muscles tomorrow, but you better believe we'll sleep well tonight. Thanks for tuning in; we'll hopefully have another post tomorrow night before flying to Quito early Thursday morning.

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