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  • Leaving in Two Days! So there are a lot of loose ends to tie up...which means I haven't hit the "I'm so excited for my trip" point yet. Packing and cleaning my place, packing my bag for Central America, trying to figure out Posted by preeces in Travis' Spanish Immersion | Jun 26, 2008
  • Into Guatemala, and Tikal Ruins We left Palenque at 6 am in a minibus to take us to the Guatemalan border. The bus to the border took about 3 hours. We get out and ask where we go for Mexican immigration to get stamped before Posted by ajthalita in Serious case of Wanderlust | Jun 25, 2008
  • heading south New York came and went, it was just as i remembered, frantic but in a civilised way. Just arrived in guatemala city today, heading onto the gringo trail tomorrow, see some sights and relax for a couple days...........hard times. Ill Posted by alibrown85 in Ali's Adventures | Jun 13, 2008
  • Arrival: The Road to San Pedro As we exited through cloud cover to begin our initial descent into the Guatemala City airport, I looked down to lush green mountains and valleys. Brown rivers and slim roads slithered through the highlands and I wondered on which Posted by JillianLee in Journeys with Jillian | Jun 12, 2008
  • Guatemala Hola! Jeg ankom Guatemala City med fly, men som jeg har gjort hittill saa var maalet ogsaa her bare aa komme seg fortest mulig ut av storbyen, saa jeg tok en shuttle direkte til byen Antigua. Det stod en mann med Posted by Anittus in Anitas eventyr | May 3, 2008
  • The First Leg Hi there, I'm in Antigua at the moment. I made it through Belize and across to Livingston, Guatemala. Met some Garafunia / Rasta / Caribbean locals and had a ball on Friday night. Sailed up the Rio Dolce and got into Posted by Latin Pata in Latin Pata | Apr 21, 2008
  • Xela Times But, I did. I have now been in Xela for almost 7 weeks... I just can´t leave this place. My Spanish has come on leaps and bounds and I have now covered pretty much all the grammar, which will mean I Posted by Marky_P in Latin America | Apr 10, 2008
  • Zurueck in Guatemala In Flores angekommen wollte ich dann keine weitere Zeit verlieren und hab direkt ne Tour nach Tikal fuer den naechsten Tag gebucht. Tikal sind nochmal alte Maya-Ruinen, aber viel viel beeindruckender als Palenque, auch wenn der Regenwald in dieser Gegend Posted by macondo in Jo hits the road | Mar 14, 2008
  • Erste Schritte in Guatemala Info: Die Texte wurden (mit kleinen und grossen Aenderungen) schon vor bis zu etwa einem Jahr geschrieben. Ich tippe sie nur erst jetzt ab. 16. Oktober 2006 - Peissenberg, Deutschland Ein drittes Mal den Rucksack aus- und Posted by macondo in Jo hits the road | Mar 5, 2008
  • Quetzaltenango (Xela) The minibus arrived in Xela and after finding a dorm at the Black Cat I tried to figure out what I was going to do about finding a spanish school to start the next day. Not the best planning ever. Posted by Marky_P in Latin America | Mar 11, 2008
  • The Guatemalan Connection I had big plans to write a poignant, funny, entertaining blog entry about Guatemala. I even started a couple entries...which fizzled immediately into boring attempts sans gusto or insight. Where hath the inspiration gone? My theory: too many hours in Posted by dakiar in Traipsing About | Mar 1, 2008
  • San Pedro la Laguna The Pullman bus to San Pedro turned out to be a full-size tourist bus, for two pounds! I sat next to an American guy called Che on the bus who was travelling solo, 18 years old, complete with tent, sleeping Posted by Marky_P in Latin America | Mar 1, 2008
  • Antigua The day started to find out that our hostel didn´t have any water, and so me and Andy headed out into town still wearing the 24 hours of travel from England - although we saw them delivering a tankful as Posted by Marky_P in Latin America | Feb 22, 2008
  • Getting there Getting on my first flight went nice and smoothly, and I relaxed into the second half of "Rescue Dawn", which I had started watching on the flight home from Bangkok. Arriving in Miami I was glad I hadn´t decided to Posted by Marky_P in Latin America | Feb 19, 2008
  • What about gifts? It has been very difficult trying to decide what gifts to take. I would like to bring an assortment of things for people I meet, but I will also need to bring some gifts to Irma, my sponsor child, Posted by Derrne in Guatemala | Jan 3, 2008
  • Tikal & Livingston Tere tere Lootsite juba, et ma rohkem ei postitagi, jah? Muffigi, olen tagasi Guatemalas ja yhendatud yle pika aja jalle internetti. Damn, kui kylm siin on. arrrrrr, t6esti. Ja raige tuul ka. Pole veel sellist turbulentsi enne tundnud, mis seekord maan Posted by jakokruuse in Jako Ladina-Ameerikas | Jan 2, 2008
  • Traveling Lite? Greetings, Not too much to report, except that I have acquired travel insurance, which will cover just about anything you can think of, including flight delays, cancellation for almost any reason, and extensive medical and emergency evacuation coverag Posted by Derrne in Guatemala | Dec 28, 2007
  • Guatemala December 25, 2007 Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year to all. I booked my flight yesterday. I depart on Sunday, February 17, arriving in Guatemala City at 1 p.m. (they are on central time). My return flight Posted by Derrne in Guatemala | Dec 25, 2007
  • Feliz Navidad! No nii. Asjalood nyyd sellised, et osaliselt on kadunud täpitahed - parim mis ma teha suutsin, oli ette völuda Soome kiiboord. (update päev hiljem) täpitähed leitud teisest linnast ja teisest arvutist :-) (update päev hiljem) Kõigepealt, kasutaksin sed Posted by jakokruuse in Jako Ladina-Ameerikas | Dec 17, 2007
  • Plans are beginning to take shape Hi to all Friends and Family It seems I have been planning this trip forever. For the last couple of years, as my little cocker, Jesse, grew older and older, I knew I wanted to take an exciting, sizable trip, Posted by Derrne in Guatemala | Dec 15, 2007
  • Tranquil spirituality to market chaos 'Your toes are the antennae to the spirtual world', claimed my yoga teacher. It was news to me! But then so was a lot of things. For a start I had not anticipated that it would be a 2 Posted by chris89 in Travails of the Wide Eyed Wanderer | Dec 13, 2007
  • "Aeg luubis" Alljärgnev on lühikirjeldus ca viimase 10 päeva logelemisest. Jutt ei oma ei korralikku pealkirja, sissejuhatust, teemaarendust, kokkuvõtet, lõppsõna ega lööklauset. Ühesõnaga täiesti mõttetu sõnade jada. Soovitan soojalt midagi muud teha, kui arvuti taga Posted by jakokruuse in Jako Ladina-Ameerikas | Dec 10, 2007
  • Breaking out on new (and often hot) ground I have to admit I am a bit of an oddity in Guatemala. As very few Guatemalans are remotely near 6ft I am on the way to becoming what all travellers yearn to be - a valued part of the community. Posted by chris89 in Travails of the Wide Eyed Wanderer | Dec 10, 2007
  • Maya ruins: Tikal From Lanquin we took a comfortable gringo shuttle straight to Flores, near Tikal. As we were ahead of schedule, we stayed in Flores one night to catch up with our reservation at the Jaguar Inn in Tikal itself - Posted by Flav-Greg in Flavia & Gregory go LA | Dec 5, 2007
  • Every start must have a beginning... I'm finally here. In the end, the magical feeling I had yearned for so long was rather missed on me as I'd managed to have fallen asleep before the wheels of the plane had even left Heathrow. Indeed the monotony Posted by chris89 in Travails of the Wide Eyed Wanderer | Dec 5, 2007
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