Hotel-Hostal Santo Domingo
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Aie! Que calor en Cartagena de Indias!
... car bien sur il manquait un papier, puis finalement le dossier etant complet, nous le laissons faire et sillonnons a nouveau la ville, d'eglise en musee, de parcs en murailles, de bastion en palais de l'inquisition, sans oublier aucune de ces petites ruelles aux superbes balcons, vous allez voir ils sont magnifiques.
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Caribbean Queen
... it for a couple of hours. Exclaimed by the constant whiffs of pot blowing across from the ‘Wizard’s’ hut. When we could push ‘staying up’ as far as we could it was 10 something. We climbed the ladder to our hut and found it still seeringly hot. Zero air-flow. Sleep would be challenging. I pilfered a fan from the hammock area in the middle of night and plugged it in.. discovering a small bag of weed at the top of the mattress. Guess it was there version of ...
Cartagena Day 2
... in Art History and is great at critiquing pieces. After this we returned to the hostel to rest our legs and wait out the heat. We left again around 6pm and it was positively pleasant weather (or maybe it just feels that way in comparison to the afternoon). We walked along the city walls. They were gorgeous at night, you could look out over the Caribbean and the weather was perfect.The most romantic city I have ever been to. We went to a fancy ceviche place (La Cevicheria) featured ...
Cartagena
Nach einer guten Nacht Schlaf sind wir recht früh wach und unternehmen erst einmal einen Bummel durch die Stadt. Cartagena ist wirklich der Hammer! Eine total niedliche Stadt, mit engen Gassen, Bouganvilla überwucherten Balkonen, schönen Plätzen und Kirchen und umgeben von der Sagenumwobenen Stadtmauer. Wirklich ein Jammer, dass wir außer ein paar I-Phone Fotos nichts festhalten können. Irgendwann regt sich der Hunger und so kehren wir in einem ...
On a Boat Day 1-5
... otherwise enjoying the lack of any worries. During the day under sail everyone just reads in the shade. Or just stares out at the ocean and appreciates what we get to do... Despite sleeping most of the afternoon, I had fallen asleep again by 11pm.
Thursday. All night and day we 'sail' through fairly rough seas. Maybe just typical I don't know. Nobody talks to the captain.. He is a bit lets say gruff. Most people are a bit miserable because of all the sickies. ...
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