Sol Arhuaco Santa Marta

... 45 minutes and I'm not even exaggerating. But I haven't gotten seasick so that's good. I guess today was a relatively easy sailing day, but it was a lot of fun! We arrived at the anchor about 5:00 local time and Allways Sunday wasn't far behind. When we arrived we heard Duth flagged boat Baerne that we met in Cartagena, hail us over the VHF and they were here waiting for us, so tomorrow the 3 boats will all take off together to then next stop. <br><br>

... big pack) and enjoyed myself. I took pictures of the beaches and strolled along. I was getting close to the end and smelled pot. As I came upon a group of people smoking pot, I see Sarah. She is from Connecticut and working in Medallin. We had met in the last hostel in Cartagena. She was supposed to go with us but never made it. After I found my bag, I took a short taxi ride to the main road, a 30-minute bus ride, and another short taxi ride and I was into a hostel and a cool ...

HE SAID:<br><br>Today we had one of the best horseback rides I have been on. Single track paths in the thick of the jungle. We stopped at Arrecife, which is a nice beach and then the beautiful Cabo Beach which was unfortunately too crowded. The hotel staff told us there would be towels at ...

... up.<br><br>We had taken a taxi to the volcan, which though expensive was no more than the tours. We wanted to go to santa marta next, which seemed a little complicated. It looked like we were going to have to go to Baranquilla first, and then transfer, and the bus for Baranquilla only left every hour, if that. However, forture smiled upon us and it just so happened that a group of about 12 ...

... br><br>On the night of day one we had a fantastic chicken dinner cooked for us by the second guide over an outdoor wood stove. Our accommodation that night was literally some hardened ground and a tin roof with hammocks strung off it. The first night in a hammock was an experience. Neither of us have ever slept all night in one. Paul especially has trouble with feeling seasick in things that swing. And although we had mosquito nets the little ...

... araras, a great rural hotel. There we took a tour over the waters where we could see the animals from a close range and climbed to the monkey tower, a wooden tower built for observation purposes and now taken over by monkeys. Day 10 - after waking up we had a good breakfast at the pousada and headed back to Cuiabá through transpantaneira. - around 18:00 we flew to Brasilia. getting there around 21:00. - now a warning to anyone planning to ...

... This is Soya scenery as well, and often we see the huge silos and processing plants. It's colourful, but this is the lifeblood of Brazil now. Sugarcane for the rum abounds of course, as does Maize for the fuel, and sometimes even food crops. All this rushes past us at our breakneck 80km/h and we make long days (for us) of 500km. Speaking of rum, Brazil is not good at making wine, so we are forced to partake of the cachaca, cane rum, of course. It's strong. The beer is OK, coco milk is ...

... river, depending on their size. The biggest thrill of the afternoon was Cameron´s FIRST EVER FISH! Yes folks, How many people can say the first fish they ever caught was a toothy Brasilian Piranha? This lucky fish had a few snap shots with Cam, then went back to the river. Cam actually managed to unhook the fry, avoiding its vice-lock razor sharp mouth. On our last day we transferred to a different Ranch, and joined a new guide, Flavio, who was excellent. We enjoyed a sunset ...

... 3 days, there was no hot water for showers, which wasn't much fun.<br><br>After changing into some clean clothes we had our last breakfast here and then retired to our rooms to relax with nothing to do until lunchtime. <br><br> <br><br>It's a shame that ...

... los, nos aproximarmos deles e, principalmente, apresentarmos o movimento para que entendessem no que estavam se unindo. Eles estavam bem motivados e interessados no movimento. Os estudantes foram desafiados a levar a sério o evangelismo no campus. Muitos se comprometeram com o Senhor para que a sua universidade fosse transformada para Cristo através de suas vidas. Eles se dispuseram a receber treinamento e evangelizar em ...