Tropic Banana Las Terrenas
Avenida Alberto Caamano Las Terrenas, Samaná Peninsula, Dominican Republic
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En fransk liten landsby :-) i karibien??
... gjørmete veier, folkeliv & merengue og søte, små butikker. Og det er jo dette vi vil oppleve! Frankrike har vi jo reist nok i fra før av ;-) Dagene var for det meste regnfulle, og makan til tordenvær, lyn, smell og drønn har ingen av oss opplevd før! Vi bodde på et flott hotell ved stranden, og hadde en stor leilighet til rådighet, med kjøkken, endelig fikk vi kokkelere litt igjen- og det ble blan annet en laaang ...
Independence Day Part 4
... in the
living room not doing much of anything. It just felt so good to be "off
duty" and surrounded by people I love. During a break in the rain, we all
made our way down to the road the led to the beach. Having little dry
clothing left, and feeling a need for a break from socializing, I opted to
hole up in my hotel room when the rain picked up. After a little while,
though, I caved and made my way alone down the road which had ...
Independence Day Part 2
... who I visited back in May). As shuffled into the packed
van, I heard a delighted chorus of, "Charlie!" and I turned to see a bunch
of smiling, familiar faces. It turned out I had happened upon the same bus
as about ten of my favorite volunteers along with the usual complement of
Dominicans.
A dead woodpecker that showed up one day at the clubhouse
For about three hours, the landscape unfolded in stages before us on ...
Not just a dinghy raft up...
... the fact that we had successfully found a spot protected enough for a tri-hulled rafting party.
We swam and relaxed, enjoying the opportunity of moving from one boat to another with ease. Everyone provided snacks and beverages, and we had a really enjoyable afternoon. Aaron tried his hand at fishing out of their dinghy for a while (didn't catch us dinner), and the rest of us went for some exploration in ...
Late Night Arrival
We arrived late at night, around 10 p.m. in Santiago. Norm was waiting for us at the airport. It was a warm welcome (pun intended!) We loaded our 18 bags of luggage, plus 18 carry on bags into the Daihatsu truck and made our way toward Rio San Juan to embark on a life changing ...


