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... me it's not - that mealtime is the primary social time too. We had our safety and security briefing about Panama in the evening, and learned that there are some very active anti-American groups on the campuses and American students were "advised to ...
... breakfast we reposition the bikes for the open sea stretch of the journey, then have a lazy day swimming and snorkeling and for the 2 G's an electrical job. Fritz has fried the anchor winch motor and the last time they used it while I was asleep they had ...
I don'tknow too much about the day but there was a period of calm as the engine was started again for a while. Later in the night a pretty good storm got up and we slowed for a while. The hatch over my head and bed did not seal so every now and then I got ...
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Colombia Starter Kit
Posted on Apr 7, 2009, 10:00:39
... is essentially Creole and is quite varied - ranging from guinea pig (a favourite in the Andes) to lobster (on the Caribbean and Pacific coasts). A typical lunch or dinner in Colombia consists of meat or chicken served alongside frijoles (kidney beans) or ...
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Jamaica Starter KIt
Posted on May 19, 2008, 15:35:11
... to stay: Jamaica is a little expensive compared to some central American and SEA countries but you have to remember you're in the caribbean and normally paying for a double bed in a private room. I've found budget can be from $20us to $ ...
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The Adventure Company pioneers a new style of responsible travel for 2009
Posted on Oct 1, 2008, 12:35:03
... Costa Rica and Panama - This family trip allows travellers to get up close to the leatherback and green turtles that inhabit the Caribbean coastline of Costa Rica. Take part in turtle patrols - protecting the nests, hiding them from poachers and helping to ...
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Travel regrets?
Posted on Jun 22, 2009, 04:57:56
Running out of money in Central America and as a result not seeing anywhere on the Caribbean Coast. Also missing out on basically all the ruins, especially Tikal, as I was going to visit them on the way back north from Panama to Mexico Still it's a ...
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