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Four boats and a bus......
Today we got up and had a nice breakfast in the hotel Tortugal. The place that we we're staying was on the water, so the boat came and picked us up at 9.30. We set off today, not knowing where our final destination for the day would be.....we were hoping to make it to Belize! So the Rio Dulce is a river that flows down into a down called Livingston. We read that Livingston is not a nice town so we were hoping to avoid it. The boat that we got was a tourist one, so ...
Semuc Champey
... down we stopped at the point of the falls where some of the river disappeared underground and the remainder slowly made its way down to the joining point. It was interesting to note the turbulence of the water going underground compared to the smoothness of the water on top - not as interesting as understanding how a tunnel of water can exist just below a river, of course. While at the falls we swam in the various pools (where fish nibbled my feet) ...
Livingston-the one main street town & coral snakes
... where there was a small girl with these bleeding sores all over her leg, she seemed sweet but it reminded of Seb from Asia who had a kid with similar sores on his face transfer it to him. So I chatted to her but kept a distance in case! Got back and finally got to swim in the river via a good entrance via the rope swing. Tried to persuade some new people to do the difficult Bay Islands trip with me tomorrow rather than go on the shuttle, unfortunately ...
Aquatic day in Semuc Champey
... waterproof camera. The day started by and hour truck journey on a bumpy dirt road that took us to a lush valley. There, we all stripped into our swimming clothes, and got a candle each and off we went into a cave for two hours. We followed an underground river, swimming, climbing and walking upstream, trying to keep calm in the dark environment and cold water. Another amazing experience underground after the silver mine we visited in Potosi, Bolivia. Then ...
Livingston Guatemala Angela's Love Story
... Madonna brown. She would be the face of Botticelli's Venus if he had been Guatemalan. Men can only look at her grace, sigh and forget there ever was an Italy.
Hung over backpackers may try to signal the content of their swollen hearts as she brings soothing water and first-aid coffee to their alcohol-ravaged imaginings. But American style flirting, Brit-style chat up, Swiss kibitzing, Aussie stumblings, all these have the same result. She shines ...
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