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salon salle à manger couché de soleil hotel Entrée du parking et de l'hôtel

Le Rayon Vert Guadeloupe

La Coque Ferry Guadeloupe, 97126,

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Encore un peu de plage

A travel blog entry by jubilatk

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... oubliee du gouvernement, ... moins de moyens pour les ecoles et autres car cette province est un peu reculee puis ce sont 1/3 d indiens natifs qui vivent ici et sont un peu consideres commes accessoires sauf pour la carte postale les indiens se rebellent donc regulierement et sont en general punis de maniere ... expeditive

hasta ...

Banditos!

A travel blog entry by stoo

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... exactly opposite where I was sitting.

My heart is beating through my chest and I wonder if they’ve got some secret deal with the guys at the hotel. Some gringos have turned up in two ambulances and we’ve got them locked in here. I Breathe a sigh of relief as they pull away, but in no doubt they were looking for me. After I see the biggest toad I’ve ever seen leaping up the steps to greet me, I decide its best to call it a day. ...

Short and Sweet

A travel blog entry by michellendave

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... br> Outside it was sweltering. We were happy to be in a cool place where we worked on our blog and did some research on our route. After meeting Juan from Spain last week and hear him talk so enthusiastically about the route south, we are considering continuing on after Guatemala.

Here in Tonela we don't see anything noteworthy. Just another town around church and zocolo.
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Birders Paradise

A travel blog entry by michellendave

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... for groceries and with the help of two Mormon missionaries, found the Bodega Aurerra. The elder Elder had been in Chiapas for two years so far and had a difficult time switching from Spanish to English when he spoke. He said they have about 150 active Mormons in the community. The next day, we planned to do a short day (25km) to Tonela, the next town with a ...

Reflection

A travel blog entry by michellendave

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... We could not find anything decent in Acaponeta one night. We tried a cardboard-like gummy pizza from a pizza place- then tried horrible hamburger and dog from a street stand. We went to bed wishing we had skipped dinner altogether. (The next day we had some decent sea food, tortas from the market and good 'ol standby tacos.)

MOST INTERESTING TOWN: For Dave, it was the village of Angahuan, near the volcano, and ...

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