Villa Santa Catarina
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Schaffä ds Xela
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Schlussändlich
chumi dä zu mim Projekt. Dett chömäd vorallem armi Chind wo id ...
Guatemala is for lovers
... free purified water and a little tv with fuzzy access to over 100 cable channels. As stupid as it sounds, it's been really nice to have tv again after a couple of weeks without it. It makes the nights far less lonely and gets me to sleep quicker.
It was super foggy the day I arrived, so when I walked down to the lake I couldn't see much at all. The next day was bright and sunny in the morning though, so I headed back down to the lakefront and walked along until I found ...
Last day in Panajachel! Off to Flores!
... the attempt but he got louder. I went into his part of the room and dropped it from really high, it was super loud! Georgia and I were wetting ourselves and it apparently worked as he stopped snoring although I noted to Georgia that he was still on his back and it would therefore start again...sure enough. I then decided it was time to stop mucking around and took with Georgia with me to wake him up-I thought it might seem a bit odd if it was just ...
Traditional Guatemala at its best
... good base for exploring the region. We went the hiking one day to Santa Catarina and San Antonio, the two villages we enjoyed the most as they are less touristic and more in our point of view more traditional. Maya dialects are the first language there. Spanish is a distant second. We saw locals everywhere attending their daily chores such as making corn tortillas, or carrying fire wood to be used for heating and cooking. We also went on a small boat around the lake to visit ...
The Villages of Lake Atitlan
... to leave for San Pedro...what luck! I jump on and the boat is almost full...so I thought. People keep trickling on. Were shoulder to shoulder. And more people are still getting on...sitting where there are no seats and even on the roof. I don't know the protocol here but it seems pretty over-loaded. Finally, someone says "You're overloading the boat" and someone else yells "I can't swim". I start to get a little nervous. Some people get off the boat. ...