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Don Jeronimo's Coban

, Aldea Santa Cecilia Coban, Western Highlands, Guatemala

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Some Great R&R, and Lots of Drinks

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... our arms were sore. The couples invited us to cook dinner with them. They had a small fire set up in front of their cabin. They cooked a great dinner. It was chicken with potatoes, garlic, jalapeņo and onion over pasta. We sat and exchanged stories and drank Mexcal liquor, a liquor similar to tequila that Tim had purchased in Mexico. Happy hour started back up at 9pm so we decided to head back down to the bar for a night cap.  The ...

Presidential Dance Party

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We had to stop and spend the night in a small city named Coban, about 2 hrs from Lanquin and Samuc Champey, our next stop. We asked a local for a good place to stay and she pointed us in the direction of Casa Luna Hostel. It was a mellow little place that would be sufficient for the night. We got settled and went in search of dinner. After striking out at an expensive (by Central American) Cantonese place, we settled for ...

Smash It, Mate!

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... set up for chilling by day and partying by night. Strategically positioned hammocks mean you can watch the sunrise as the fog clears and take in the awesome sunset after a hard day's rest. The hills in the distance are mesmerising as are the array of cloud formations. After some delicious food you can doze off for a well-deserved nap. The menu is extensive, offering lots of Western favourites. They do most things really well, except the lasagne. As dusk ...

Hitchhiking & Musical Chairs: Me vs 70 Israelis

A travel blog entry by andreajoy76

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... to the scenic overlook, and then down into the pools themselves. We swam through the pools and falls and while they were beautiful, unquestionably, they weren’t as turquoise as normal because there had been rains and the water had turned brown. So, for me (sorry Tim) – Semuc Champey, tick.

The four best parts of Semuc for me was one, the four-wheel, hour-hour long ride standing in the back of a tricked out pickup, enjoying watching the women in ...

Ahhtitlan, Murderous Jungle Dogs, & Screw The Path

A travel blog entry by andreajoy76

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... especially now that it was raining. And pitch black. And I was in a sundress. And flip flops (of course).

The wind blew a few more glasses of wine our way, Mark lent us a flashlight, and giggling we made it home unscathed.

The next morning we decided to walk the other narrow land path to kayak in the still morning waters. Crossing yet another plank for a bridge, I was horrifyingly greeted by an angry dog who slipped through a gate, with teeth ...

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This hotel was formerly known as: Hotel Don Jeronimo's