Los Pinos Las Terrenas
Calle El Portillo Las Terrenas, Samaná Peninsula, Dominican Republic
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En fransk liten landsby :-) i karibien??
Etter to uker med windsurfing, beach & hummer er det på tide å dra videre! Vi pakker sekkene våre for ørtende gang, og vi begynner å bli ganske så lei av akkurat det!! Hehe, noen som merker at oppholdene våre nå blir lengre og lengre for hver stopp?? Vi hopper på en gua-gua (de lokales buss, som i en liten kassebil, stablet oppå hverandre!) for tre timer. Vi kjører over fjell med frodig vegetasjon og igjennom små landsbyer, ...
Independence Day Part 4
Dale Pa' Alla
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Independence Day Part 4
Posted: 17 Jul 2011 07:00 AM PDT
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On the fourth itself, it rained like cats and dogs. In the morning I made
my way over to Jose's house where the party was going strong. I had
supplied the house with my travel edition ...
Independence Day Part 2
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Independence Day Part 2
Posted: 13 Jul 2011 07:00 AM PDT
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Just as I was preparing to feild statements like "we should kill all the
******s," I was rescued. The friendly bus man alerted me that I would
possibly have a ride in ...
357 Tage später...
... Fall gerne auf uns genommen! Bald können wir euch ja persönlich von unserem Erlebnis berichten.
And for all our English-Speaking friends: it was amazing how many different people we met on our journey. We are really sorry, that you had to use translation tools to follow our trip and thats why we decided to keep this blog updated once in a while with entries about our life back home, of course in English ;-)
Isabelle & ...
Los Haitises National Park
... we were burning daylight, so we carried on back. Seeing as we had all poked around on our way in, we were able to carry on at a more reasonable pace. Some of our crew had made piles of fruit on their way in, so by the time we were back to the dinghy dock, there was a huge pile of bananas and oranges and who knows what else. It was a great day of wandering. But it wasn't totally over.
Caleb, Pete, and I got back into our dinghy and took off. The section of mangroves ...



