Hotel Montana Monteverde
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Koffieplantage Monteverde
... en wij onderaan om ze op te vangen. 50Kg limones later zetten we onze weg verder naar de koffieplantage. Freddy produceert op zijn 12ha zo'n 1200kg koffie per jaar. De bonen worden gepeld, gewassen en gedroogd op het domein. Als je op de boon bijt en ze kraakt, is ze klaar om gebrand te worden. Het drogen gebeurd in grote, houten bakken waarin gaas gespannen is. Elke dag moeten ze dooreen gezet worden zodat ...
Costa Rican Coffee
... ride was quite bumpy, I couldn't imagine having to travel like that, wooden wheels do not make for a comfy ride. After our ride, our guide showed us a coffee tree and what the little coffee beans look like when they are growing. Coffee trees grow pretty tall, so after about 15 years, a farmer has to replant trees because they are too tall to pick. We also got to see how they picked the beans. They have a basket that they ...
Our second week in Monteverde!
... Rachel, and Tim. There is an awesome bar in Monteverde called Bar Amigos. It has a great atmosphere and a dance floor, so it was a great time! After a couple of Imperials, we were all out on the dance floor dancing to American and Spanish music! We met some cool new people from Belgium, and a couple more from America! One crazy thing about Costa Rica is that if you are not good at something (such as singing or dancing) you just don't do it. It is so ridiculous because ...
Canyoning!
... group of kids went and got lunch even though they had not signed up, so they gave all the food away before we got there, but the school ordered us some pizza from Trimontes which was fine with us because the pizza there was so good and they had some amazing garlic and chile oil for the bread! After scarfing down the food, we were picked up by the canyoning people. We also had to pick up a few other people from around town. Then we were off on this bumpy road to ...
Our next adventure: Canyoning
... to lean back fairly far and keep your feet flat on the rock so that it is less slippery. The first waterfall was fairly short, and it was so cool to get to the bottom and see the waterfall and realize that I just rapelled down it! The only down side was that the water was pretty cold and you get fairly wet when you are rappelling down a waterfall! Our guide informed us that there were 6 waterfalls in total that we were going to be rappelling down, and the tallest one was 131 feet! ...
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