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Guate is up with going back to school?
17 November - 1 December 2012 Written by Tessa Highlights: Getting to put our bags down for 2 weeks Taking spanish classes Being at the top of Guatemala's third highest volcano We arrived in Antigua on a Friday afternoon and after checking in at the hostel we made our way to the spanish school to organise our homestay and classes for the following week. That night we cooked our own food (which tasted so good!) and had a quiet night in. Saturday we spent not doing alot, mainly ...
Antigua, Guatemala 1st 4 weeks
... 3 volcanoes from our bedroom (Volcan de Agua, Volcan de Fuego (went off daily), & Volcan de Acatenango) Ana is super sweet and it was great having a "family" of other students in the house with us. The new location also brought us closer to the constant sound of fire crackers going off. For birthdays & other special occasions the locals celebrate by setting off tons of noise maker fire crackers, often starting 6, 5, or even 4am. Sunday ...
Garifuna Gifiti rum, herbs, roots and spices
... startled people at the next table.
“Dude, I’m like sho shorey, uh, sorry.” He sits down heavily, offers
to pay for the broken glass and orders another round from Claudia.
Veronica declines and Claudia only brings one glass for John. She scolds
in rapid Spanish. “!Cada noche, camina como un loco!” She steams away
shaking her ...
Parades and Pacaya
... on a volcano hike, of the active Volcano Pacaya. In true Guatemalan style we were squeezed into a shuttle and driven off to the base of the volcano where we met up with our tour guide. The hike up, of about 2hrs, took us through areas of dense vegetation and then opened up to an area of barren volcanic rock/gravel and lava rock formations. Unfortunately there was no visible lava, contrary to what is advertised at the ...
ESTA
... the sad day of all sad days arrives and we are up early having spent most of the night sitting on the loo with the squits (not a good last meal). Inbetween trips to the loo I used the time wisely to look for the passport and pack the rucksack, and then re-pack the rucksack. Why is it that the rucksack seems harder to pack when you are returning home? And I suddenly realise I haven’t been up the volcano...well there’s is a reason to come back after all. We load up ...
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