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Salento, Colombia Jan 21, 2010
Rjlechtenberg stayed here on Jan 21, 2010 during their trip titled: Diarios de Autobus.
Jungle river cruise and Lamanai ruins
... jungles have absolutely no ferns or foliage at ground level because the top growth is so dense that nothing can get through to grow at ground level. He blames a lot of our world weather problems on the deforestation of our jungles, which are major providers of the oxygen-carbon dioxide cycle—not just our reason called "global warming".
We walked through shaded jungle, past the gigantic Guanacaste, ceiba, and breadnut trees. We see strangler fig trees. ...
Doug and Jean arrive!
... school supplies for the children, and encouraged them in their school efforts. He placed a large chef’s apron over little Eric’s head; the apron almost touched the ground, he’s so small! Kenisha grinned in delight! The oldest of the three, Elisha, said that her thirteenth birthday was coming up on Sunday. Annie said she decided she would drive out to Caribbean Blue on Sunday, to visit with Randy and us; the kids were clearly very ...
Orange Walk Town
... If you are ever in Orange Walk, don’t miss this little piece of old world charm, complete with its big-screen TV in the middle of nowhere land!
Anyway, the bus we want is the 1:30 p.m. bus because the next one leaves at 5:30 p.m. and we decide that is too late for this trip, as we don’t want to arrive back at Sarteneja in the dark. We soon learn that we didn’t have to rush as the 1:30 p.m. bus actually sits for a while and leaves at 2 ...
Furniture find!
... house, but we make a quick decision at 11:40 a.m. to drive to Corozal for business purposes. Randy weaves the van from side to side on the grid road to avoid the numerous large potholes. We pass rows of short, medium and tall sugar cane growing up to the sides of the road. Neat rows of sorghum and radishes and green beans and kidney beans grown by the area Mennonite and local families push right up to the sides of the gravel road. We pass a few bicycles being peddled ...