Hotel Ciudad Vieja Guatemala City

... Na letaliscu so nama dali le scetko in pasto ter listek s telefonsko stevilko, na katero naj pokliceva. Najprej sva se s taksijem odpeljala izpred letalisca do mesta, kjer sva si narocila pivo hahaha. Potem sva sla v nekoliko boljsi hotel. Naslednje jutro sva se sprehodila do centra mesta. Gvatemala City je umazana, polna izpuhov, oborozenih moskih, ki strazijo banke, lekarne, pa tudi nekatere ...

... was heard during our Pana Rock Visit: 3 (twice by the band, once on tv).

Beer Total: 5 (Moza Bock, Dorada Ice)

On our walk back we eat some street fried chicken. Actually I eat street fried beef tacos. Terrible. The others eat street fried checken. Awesome. Several people give ratings better than KFC. I go to bed knowing that I had chosen poorly. And I start hoping the only poor choice was taste.

... I had gotten there so early in the morning. (As far as I gather, both travelers and parasites like to sleep in a bit while on vacation.)

After a great night of card games with two Swedes, a Finn, a Brit and a Saba (for those of you who are now thinking ¨where is a Saba from?¨...that is not actually a nationality---that was the woman´s name...I just can´t remember for the life of me where she was from) I made my way down to the gorgeous city of ...

... a v**y beautiful city, with the "c*l*nial h*uses". I cann*t describe it in English... th**e was a garden in the middle *f the h*use that y*u c*uld see fr*m the d**r, and a f*untain in the m*ddle *f the garden. I disc*v**ed th**e I l*ve f*untains, since I wanted t* make a picture *f any *f them, even if they w**e quite similar. The buldings are small and v**y c*l*urful, and y*u find a l*t *f br*ken churches (because *f ...

... There *re no se*ts, just concrete sl*bs, people throw things *nd bring their own fireworks, there *re no food st*nds, the food comes to you, usu*lly by sm*ll children *nd Domino's pizz* deliver. It's * gre*t *tmosphere even if the footb*ll is shocking (*ccording to p*ul, I h*ve no ide*!). We *lso got involved with the *nnu*l flour *nd egg throwing shen*****ns which h*ppen, we now re*lise, the d*y before lent. So when we *re m*king p*nc*kes with ...

We took a morning to the city and took a tour of the Congreso. It was pretty awesome. There was a meeting room with a mural that depicted Guatemalan history until the overthrow of Arbenz, when it was painted. It was just really something. We went up to the audience bleachers in the Congress room itself. A congresswoman came over ...

... We will do our best to keep everyone up to date to events as they unfold, so be patient until we get settled. Heather and I are aware of the many people that are offering their good wishes, heartfelt prayers and kind thoughts in our direction. They are gratefully received and definitely make a positive impact for our journey. With Thanks, Greg 

... from Belize and The Peten Jungle on Usumacinta River). She has never been to Guat City or the highlands. Our first day we toured the city's historic district, the Presidential Palace, and the National Cathedral. The city is bustling and clean. The is a new fountain dedicated to the Peace Accords that ended to long genocidal was here in the 80s and 90s. The National Cathedral now has the names of hundreds of thousands of victims inscribed on all sides of ...

... at the airport, picked up random people in the street before hitting the carnage that is Guatemala City. By the way I cant do apostrophes on this computer - no clue how to make that button work!! Guatemala City is a bit smelly and scruffy and the roads are total chaos so Im really glad just had a bit of a tour of it on the bus and didnt bother actually going there!! I got to the bus station just before 4pm desperately needing a wee ...

... Marcos and had one of the most beautiful hikes ever. Strolling around the lake, surrounded by volcanoes and passing through cornfields, banana and avocado trees and waterfalls. It seemed unreal. San Marcos seemed unreal as well. It was a meditation town, geared towards holistic therapies, mind and body, yoga, relaxation and other spiritually oriented activities. As it is believed the town has a particular spiritual energy, on every full moon, it hosts the weirdest classes ...