Villa Kristina Apartments Quepos

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... the Moutain of Death.<br><br>The Moutain of Death is a mountain range on the InterAmerican Highway that got that name long before cars were around when people used to cross this moutain range by foot, horse, or donkey. Many people died back then and this moutain was almost the dealth of poor Wesley as well! We barely made it over the pass as Wesley was sputtering, blowing smoke, and wouldn´t go over 40 kms. We even pulled over and Devin replaced the fuel filter as ...

Just a quick blog to keep you up to date<br>Had to change plans as there was no space at Sirena Ranger Station. Margarita was able to organise alternative route into Corcovado<br>Got Marvi bus to Sierpe. Stayed in good cabinas and had excellent meal in their restaurant<br>

... good They have no guest staying here currently so they have all been taking a break from doing as much yoga and mediation which is alight but kinda **** because I was hoping for a straight week of chris time yoga and meditation but its pretty fun either way. All but one person is great. One guys is just a bit strange and quiet. The actuall physical place and teh structure is just so freakin awesome. I have new design ideas for this ...

... is the dry season, so it was not normal) one of the neighbors had stopped by. His name is "Mike" and he is a gringo...says he has been living here for 16 years and has never gone back to the states the entire time. He is from "Texas". Kelly asks him if he is married and he says no, but then pulls out his gun (??) and says he always carries it in case he runs into a snake. He claims he was ...

... before heading back to have a pizza dinner with the gang. We went across the street to the Mimos Hotel and Restaurant and ordered a couple of pizzas as we were very hungry. It wasn't too shabby yet it wasn't great. I was disappointed with the Creme Brulee (my fave dessert) as we paid almost $7US for it and it wasn't up to par so to say. San Fran is still the best so far for me and my Creme Brulee ...

... we went to Manuel Antonio National Park. We did not take a guide this time, we just tagged along behind some other groups. As soon as we entered we saw a sloth moving. We heard the guide saying that the sloth was going to poo, and that this only happens once a week. Well, that´s handy. We spotted a monkey ourselves, so we thought we were the real deal. Sean really got into it, making animal sounds and all. We had a long walk in the forest. We even ...

... and frankly...hairdressers are much better at predictions!) We drove the final 60 kms to Quepos which is a fishing port with a few shops and restaurants in it. Its basically where all the tourists stop the day before the visit to the park. So here we will stay. Marcos took some time off to cut his hair...which was becoming a bit of a nightmare...

Hola from Manuel Antonio! This is going to be short I just wanted to post some pictures of my trip so far for those of you who are curious. Having an awesome time, enjoying the sun and trying not to get too burnt... its difficult trust me. I've met tons of travelers at the Hostal and lots of single female travlers from Canada ...

... head and the widow maker, and you have to turn a lever before you turn on the water. If you forgot to do this and tried it after you were wet, you would probably get a little shock or maybe not so little. But besides the risk of being electrocuted (lol), there were a million things about Turrialba that we loved. So, pretty much, Turrialba was a blast, and anyone looking to go to Costa Rica for a while should definitely think about visiting this amazing city.