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Beautiful day in the 'hood

A travel blog entry by gweicher

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... and some of them are heavy. They do this all day in the hot sun walking up and down the beach. You can get your hair braided on the beach. You get a pedicure and a manicure. You could do your shopping and book all your excursions just by sitting in your lounge chair. They come to you and they are relentless, but if you say no gracias politely, they will leave you alone. It’s sunset now and ...

Day 1

A travel blog entry by gweicher

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... t terrible.

It is 7 a.m. Montreal time. Dominican time is an hour ahead. It rained again last night and I awoke to a magnificent day. Right now it is very comfortable but it looks like it is going to be a scorcher.

So far my plans are to have breakfast and hit the beach. Not a cloud in the sky and the sun is shining.

I’ll check in either later tonight or tomorrow ...

Scout Camp Part 5

A travel blog entry by thompcha

Dale Pa' Alla
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Scout Camp Part 5
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Back at camp, the day of the hike, a storm descended on the camp. It
reminded me of one time many years ago when I was hiking through an alpine
valley in the Pacific Northwest when ...

The Day I Did 27 Waterfalls!

A travel blog entry by borndriven

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... the Caribe tours station to the ILAC center. He initially charged us 3000RD, but we are not fools, so we got him down to 300RD. A 20 minute squished ride later, we were home!

I unpacked some stuff and then we went to dinner! Lasagna with salad. Father Bill mentioned that there is a camping trip tomorrow and I am excited because now I have something to do!

Now, doing laundry to prepare for tomorrow and updating the travelblog!

~M



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In The Campo

A travel blog entry by lstockwell

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Hola Todos-
We just arrived back from spending a few days in the Campo.  The Campos are "poor" communities outside (about 1 1/2 to 2 hours) of the city.  These communities are somewhat self-contained (they have "businesses" there, and most work their own land (usually cacao, or produce).  Some get their money from relatives who are working in the United States.  Blanco al Medio was actually a more "well-off" community, but ...

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