Posada Asjemenou Antigua Guatemala

... my kite being lost forever in the backwoods of guatemala. Tim and Cathy's ended in very similar results. Lindsey wasnt able to get hers going at all and probably for the better since we were 0 for 3 with kites flying and returned. However, on our way down from the Cross we were greeted by a massive rain storm which pretty much turned Linds' tissue paper kite into a ball of mush. Not a good first attempt with ...

... stores, banks, all American businesses (Subway, McD, Burger King) and pharmacies have armed guards with huge shotguns being haphazardly pointed at your legs.<br><br>- Pollo Compero is a sit down restaurant. Do not try to order at the counter unless you want food to go. <br><br>- McDonald's has the nicest public restroom in Antigua and possibly the 2nd best garden. With the purchase of a happy meal, you receive 30 free minutes of Internet connection. <br><br><br>

... I ever do it again! I doubt it. <br><br>My recommendations &#8211; and also that of locals &#8211;would be to do the hike in the morning. Even though you will not be able to see the glow of the lava against the dark sky, you will have much better opportunities for navigating down. I would also bring some gloves to avoid hurting yourself. And then plenty of water and something with sugar. We were very lucky with the weather, but it can be rainy and cold and windy on the top.

... to stretching/holes/general nastiness, the fact that my body is giving up on functioning. <br><br>Things we will miss about CA.<br><br>Pineapples<br><br>Mangos<br> <br>Papayas<br><br>Plantain chips<br><br>Hammocks!<br><br>Avocados< br><br>Cheap, HUGE prawns<br><br>Cheap HUGE Limes<br><br>Coconut Rum and Pineapple juice (Pantyrippers!) on the beach :D<br><br>Everyone saying good morning to you and smiling as you walk down the street.<br><br>The sun<br><br ...

... am three days into my language program) but I just realized that I need to be getting home for yet another great meal...though I wanted to be sure to send at least a little something out to my admirers. I hope all is well...<br><br>P.S. While I have loved every bit of Antigua so far, I cannot help but feel a little bit bad about enjoying it so much...as I think it can only be described as: ¨What Guatemala would be like if it weren´t for the Guatemalans¨. <br> <br>

... rassurer encore plus : pas de grippe porcine par ici ! Je n'ai donc pas d'atomes crochus avec Antigua, c'est clair mais j'adore le travail (volontaire) que je fais dans un centre d'accueil pour enfants, dont je vous parlerai tres bientôt. En outre, il me faut avouer que c'est ici, et non à Xela que je decouvre la succulente cuisine guatémaltèque. Et c'est là le thème de ma " chronique" d'aujourd'hui. Pour manger la cuisine ...

... could also be seen, with the full moon behind it and glowing sun in front. The sun set completely as we navigated tree roots and steps on the way back down. Luckily we all made it safely home and back to Antigua. The newbys for the continuing tour had arrived and we sat down to have a drink with them. We went across to the Café No Se across the road for free popcorn and a few drinks, only leaving when it closed.

... zborenych kostelu po zemetresenich. Vsude samy indian Ubytko klasika, pokojicek jako klicka. Je tu kol 25C, odpoledne se mraci a trochu sprchne. Na cinnou sopku - Pacaya jsem lezla poprve v zivote a bylo to hodne zajimavy. Meli jsme stesti, lava tekla jak o zivot. Par americkych silencu si u lavy opekali bonbony... Vecer, lava krasne zarila a kourilo se i primo krateru.