Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelPosada San Jose Granada
Back to Colonial
We had the evening and following morning to check out the Colonial city of Granada. After finding a pousda for the night we took a walk down to the lake which according to the travel guide had a lakeside tourist area where there were loads of resturants and bars on the water. It was early evening by the time we got down there but on arrival there …
Granada Day 2 - The sun has got his hat back on
Having posted our blog late yesterday evening we returned to our room, where we discovered that the room could not be locked from the inside. Earlier in the day when I had left Amy to get some rest I had padlocked her in however now that the time had come for us to lock both of us in we realised that the lock didn’t work. This meant that we …
Granada Day 3 - From the Cemetery to the Lake
As Amy seemed preoccupied by the laptop this morning, I decided that I would take matters into my own hands by going downstairs for a fruit breakfast which was then followed by an exploration of the immediate area. My walk wasn’t completely without purpose as I needed to visit an ATM as well as pick up some toiletries. I found an ATM with …
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... mirror. I've aged in San Juan Del Sur. I examine the condition of my skin, which has always been pretty bad, but I can only attribute this devastation to the amount of toxins in my liver. My system is screaming for a fruit smoothie at the very least. Then laser skin surgery when I reach Columbia.
For now though I'm happy to put some distance between myself and the 'bad things.' Every ...
Comparisons.
... Anyway I spend the day with a rather nice young lady who for some reason enjoys my company. Since it appears it's all been doom and gloom at the moment, I should address this imbalance. It actually isn't. Let's look at the positives. The sun is shining. I'm traveling the world. I have a nice companion in Granada, Nicaragua. I'm not dead.
Life is pretty good.
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