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  • The house that Becky (and others) built... It’s still bloody raining. Comes rolling over the mountains at about lunch time and hammers it down well into the night, which means we had to cut the project short today, pull on our sexy waterproof jackets and head home Posted by beckywicks in The itchy foot & wheely case | Aug 19, 2009
  • Costa Rica Rain! Here we are in Costa Rica baby!! And it’s PISSING IT DOWN. We knew it would be wet as it’s the “green season”, which I suppose keeps this country looking like the emerald city you see in sweeping tv documentaries, Posted by beckywicks in The itchy foot & wheely case | Aug 17, 2009
  • Costa Rica Wednesday 22 July 2009 I arrived in Santa Elena the day before. I took a guided tour to the Santa Elena cloud forest. It would of been more appropriate to call it a rain forest. We saw some Posted by Marcos92uk in LASA Tour 2009-10 | Aug 3, 2009
  • Call that a Spider? Having clocked up more than 10,000km since touching down in San Francisco back in March, it´s been nice to have a little break from life on the road. We´ve spent the past two weeks at the Tirimbina Posted by MattAnneka in Burritos y Mojitos | Aug 1, 2009
  • The little house that Becky built So the second port of call on our trip is with an association called i-to-i, who are sending us to Costa Rica on August 16th to build houses (http://www.i-to-i.com/volunteer-projects/build-homes-in-costa-rica.html). Like I said before, we’ve been Posted by beckywicks in The itchy foot & wheely case | Jul 30, 2009
  • Limon http://ecotourismveritas.blogspot.com/Check out my latest project for my Ecotourism class. It might look familiar.... Well this last weekend might have been the most ambitio Posted by tysinjames in Costa Rica: Let's Get a Spanish Major | Jul 27, 2009
  • Howling Monkeys and Poisonous Frogs The thing I'd been looking forward to the most about visiting Costa Rica was the wildlife and so far we've been lucky enough to see a wide variety of different creatures. Not so much in the Monteverde cloudforest, where it Posted by MattAnneka in Burritos y Mojitos | Jul 27, 2009
  • Playa Conchal Well this trip might have to be one of my most relaxing ones. However, it didn't start out like that. You see the plan was, to head to a beach for the weekend, Flamingo. The people organiz Posted by tysinjames in Costa Rica: Let's Get a Spanish Major | Jul 27, 2009
  • To Guide or not to Guide When you pay for a guided tour of a volcano, including an "hour long evening wildlife walk" and "natural hot springs visit", and the first words you hear upon arrival are "I am not a guide", then you start to Posted by MattAnneka in Burritos y Mojitos | Jul 25, 2009
  • Pre Columbian Gold & Jade Some photos of some pre-columbian gold and jade at museums in San Jose... http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=94951&id=525825043&l=a73d51b179For more photos click here[/u Posted by sarahnwill in Adventures In The Americas | Jul 25, 2009
  • Costa Rica Travel Facts Although it is currently the official Green Season and all Costa Rica hotels (http://www.costarican-hotels.com) are releasing their special rates for this rainy season, the National Meteorology Institute (NMI) has announced that the country shoul Posted by erickht in Costa Rica travel blog | Jul 21, 2009
  • Calhuita Starting my trip to Panama, I found myself lost. It's actually a funny story. The plan was supposed to be: head to a town by the name of Puerto Viejo at 6 in the morning Saturday the 27th. Ea Posted by tysinjames in Costa Rica: Let's Get a Spanish Major | Jun 27, 2009
  • La Fortuna, Monteverde & Manuel Antonio Hi all, Our first stop in Costa Rica was the beautiful volcano town of La Fortuna. There we were able to laze around and have a soak (yeah, poor us) in the thermal waters heated by Volcan Arenal. Arenal (1,633 meters) is Posted by Ross-Lori in Ross & Lori | Jun 27, 2009
  • Costa Rica shows us its coast of riches Border drama finally sorted, we are legally in Costa Rica. One problem though - the Costa Rica border is a ghost town and the road is blocked with semi trailers for as long as anyones guess. Get Posted by jessnsteve in Kays Odyssey | Jun 1, 2009
  • An Explanation Before I arrived in San Jose, scratch that- before I even left town, people would always tell me about the outrageous crime in San Jose, Costa Rica. Well, I hate to say it, but its t Posted by tysinjames in Costa Rica: Let's Get a Spanish Major | Jun 24, 2009
  • Manuel Antonio Located directly south of San Jose, Costa Rica, you will stumble across the countries most gringo infested areas. However, Manuel Antonio is often considered a favorite spot by m Posted by tysinjames in Costa Rica: Let's Get a Spanish Major | Jun 14, 2009
  • Dominical Estoy poco detras en esto blog... PERO la razon tiene justico, he estaba muy occupado en las semanas pasado. Si tuviera mas tiempo desde mi tarea y los viajes, podria escribir mas en esto pagina Posted by tysinjames in Costa Rica: Let's Get a Spanish Major | May 20, 2009
  • Slothmania! Many of these sloths are orphans, and some have come in because they have been so badly injured in the Wild. Sometimes if they make a full recovery they can be released again, but sometimes they have to live their Posted by sarahnwill in Adventures In The Americas | Jun 14, 2009
  • Costa Rica - I knew it would be this way! Once in Costa Rica we headed for the Pacific Coast to Manual Antonio Park, a really special park I visited over 20 years ago with my parents. I found a good hotel near the beach and also at the park Posted by sostrander in 3 Down Below | Jun 10, 2009
  • Hola Costa Rica! It's been a while since we updated our blog. Anyway, we have skipped several noteworthy entries of our travels in Bali, Indonesia. And also of our road trip from San Diego to Corpus Christi via many beautiful areas Posted by gourij in Nomadic Life of Johannsens | Jun 12, 2009
  • Lesson Learned... I have been slacking at keeping up with my blog this week! It has been busy with school, surfing and well, laying on the beach. However, the torrential rainstorm I was just caught in persuaded me to write. Posted by Heatherrm1 in The Adventures of a New Backpacker | Jun 12, 2009
  • Making it to Tamarindo... I finally made it to Tamarindo. It was a five hour bus ride, but it actually wasn’t too bad. The buses are halfway decent as long as it is not raining. Mario told me to catch a taxi to the Posted by Heatherrm1 in The Adventures of a New Backpacker | Jun 8, 2009
  • Dinner... Last night was super relaxed! Mario cooked me the BEST dinner I have ever had! We had squash in homemade tomato sauce, these little green things that looked like cilantro or something, but it had fresh ginger in them with Posted by Heatherrm1 in The Adventures of a New Backpacker | Jun 6, 2009
  • Some Quick Notes... Hola mi amigos! So it started raining a little while ago. Wow! You have never seen streets like this - they should be called rios, not calles! Completely flooded! It is crazy...thank God Melissa gave me her rain Posted by Heatherrm1 in The Adventures of a New Backpacker | Jun 5, 2009
  • Talk about Culture!!! I am really annoyed right now because I wrote a super long blog yesterday and for some reason when I went to publish it, it disappeared! Oh well...Let me think where I left off?? Well the same day as Posted by Heatherrm1 in The Adventures of a New Backpacker | Jun 5, 2009
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