Hotel Britannia San Jose
Calle 3, Avenida 11 San Jose, Province of San Jose, 1000, Costa Rica
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La Frontera to San Jose
i woke up at 9.30ish pack my ****, said good by to hafrica and alaska who were still recovering from last nights swede adventure! said peace out and took a collectivo to la virgina 30C where i caught a chicken bus to the border.. holy **** ******* hella rushed pushed here then there and im like ok here we go.. it cost $3USD or $10USD you didnt want …
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Pura Vida, Buenos Dias from San Jose!
... still see the waves of blue sky interspersed with the big puffy clouds. Traffic was chaotic it was rush hour around four to six pm every day here in San Jose, as we got nearer to the centre of the city we passed a large train station people waiting to go home for their weekend, and as we turned a corner sharply a train was coming towards us on the same street in the middle of the road, honking on it's horn and flashing 'I am coming cars, get out the ...
Potholes, Waterfalls, and Chiquita Banana
... but I could understand her Spanish and she told me that she couldn't pick us up at the hotel but we could meet her at the Parque Centro in 8:45 and 9 am. We still had plenty of time to eat breakfast and find out where the park was and how far from the hotel. So we got excited about our trip again because we were actually going to do something! We had breakfast at the hotel which consisted of fruit, a bagel for me, and toast for Beth. The hotel ...
Why do I have to pay to volunter?
... Besides a few costs such as advertising that is done around the world to attract volunteers, all of the money we receive stays ...
A million miles away
... Tibas. We took a tour of the village. It was really poor and shocking. At one point we got to a patch of grass, which overlooks the whole village. All the houses were crammed together. The houses were made of metal sheets stapled together and the houses were incredibly close to each other. We were told that it wasn't rare for there to be 8 - 10 people in each house, which is roughly the size of a living room. It was ...



