Siempreverde B&B Alajuela
12 km/5 mi northwest of Tribunales de Justicia de Alajuela, turn left at high school Alajuela, Province of Alajuela, Costa Rica
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There was an incident...
So I was traveling for a while earlier this month with a friend I met on the road a ways back. We tuned in to a Sharks playoff game on-line one night after a loooooong couple of motorcycle, bus, boat, taxi, boat, and on foot travel days. It was Mother's Day. After the hockey game I decided to skype-call my mom to wish her a Happy Day. While chatting with her, my friend handed me a beer. A few minutes later, still mid-mother's-day-skype call, somehow (don't ask ...
Getting crazy
San Jose (Costa Rica) here we are!
We arrived on the 2nd of March and stayed two nights in San Jose.
We stayed in a very nice, clean and friendly Hostel with full of Israel People, cause the owner is Israely.
The first two days we walked around in the town of San Jose did a bit of shopping and ...
The Journey
... indeed a plane from the ground, doesn´t convey this in the same way.
However, this first leg of my journey wasn´t totally perfect. You see, some selfish swine - and as far as I´m aware it wasn´t me - insisted on releasing intermittent gusts of foul-smelling wind that assailed my nostrils on a disappointingly regular basis. Worse was to follow: in the same way that the aroma of food automatically causes the body to begin salivating, so ...
At Home with Jesus & Volcanos
... br> We took a walk today and it is a very typical Latino town. Cows are the stars of the show here and supply the country with more than 50% of all its dairy, with other exports of pineapple, sugar cane and oranges. Town's also known for its saddle making for the area's Sabanero. Cowboy culture is very real here. According to our program Director, Grievin, any decent Costa Rican town has four things: a park, a church, a soccer field, and a ...
Family Fun
... great! This family is so great to help me in my ways and figuring out how to live in Costa Rica and everything! Amazing people, delicious food and my integration into Costa Rica has begun:)
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