Hotel Casa Antigua Alajuela

En la mañana, mi familia y yo visitar el zoológico. En el zoológico allí<br>es muchas animales. Nosotros veamos tucán, monos, y MUCHAS iguanas. Infurtuando<br>mi familia y yo dormido un día. En la mañana nosotros impulsar la Fortuna.<br><br><!--EndFragment--><br>

... today to go to another orphanage but that they would not have to leave after all. She had been very sad about the prospect of leaving. At one point during the morning, I found her sitting by herself outside and went to talk with her. She told me that she was feeling sad because she missed her mama and papa. She told me she does not know where her mama is. (It is my understanding that her mother did ...

... This has quite peaked my interest for tomorrow's self guided exploration of the city. Our drive from the airport to our hotel cost 13000 CRC ($23). The exchange rate here right now is 530 CRC = $1. Our driver, Victor, offered a personal chauffer service in and around Costa Rica, and we gladly took a business card from him, because we might just need his services, especially if it comes in a reasonable price.<br><br>Our hotel is situated ...

... swap stories of what we had had stolen that day ( In our case in was or small ruck sack with our food, water and guide book ). From there it was off to the beach for some well earned rest, We found a great town on the Pacific coast called Montezuma with lovely sandy wild beaches for long walks and more swimming. The hotel had the thinest walls we have come across yet and we were entertained most the first night by the ...

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... air, fresh fruit and fresh eggs for breakfast. Such a shock to see fruit all over the yard. We buy ours at a supermarket. Boring. Fruit trees and flowers even in the city. We became fast friends. And we enjoyed the other guests as well (and had so much in common including similar birthplaces). Great beginnings started for us at Villa Rica.....

... I had decided to have my annual medical visits while here in Costa Rica and I bravely jumped in with both feet. I had gotten a referral from some friends in Guate for a dermatologist and made an appointment to see her two days after I arrived. It was a strained phone conversation making the appointment, because of language issues, and I decided to wait until I arrived to make the rest. I am much better understanding people when I can see them talk, than ...

So many people in Costa Rica told us not to spend time in San José that we decided to avoid it altogether. In Santa Elena we'd spotted a poster for a hostel in Alajuela - just 3 minutes from San José airport and with a free transfer on the day of your flight. It was a fairly uninspiring place but pretty much ideal for our situation, and it seems all the guests ...

... to look at the other sides of the park and found it a few blocks to the east. We had a great taco lunch compete with guacamole, rice and beans ($4.50). Talked with Norman for bit and then headed back to the Central Park to catch a taxi back to Orquideas. That night we had a good dinner and drank our last Imperials and Pilsens at the hotel bar and went to bead early.

... by the principal researcher, Dr. Lee Dyer, who is amiable and of course quite knowledgable regarding "los orugas." &#8232;&#8232;<br><br>Stepping into the rainforest is like entering a grand green cathedral. On day one here we saw beautiful tropical vegetation, where every square inch is covered in more vegetation. Many plants are amazing, like the "stilt palms" which have roots like stilts that enable the trees to move to sunnier areas as needed. We crossed a wobbly suspension ...