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» :: photo update...
Finally, the photos have caught up to the blog!.. All the pictures are posted up through the Colca Canyon Trek; hopefully I can keep things pretty updated from now.
...I also added the photos from Nicaragua to site as well...
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» Central America
Got back a while ago from Central America, good trip, going to all the Mayan ruins. Posted some pics at my web site andrew-rabatin.org
» On Leaving Honduras in a hurry
Current troubles and Central American passions during coups being well known for exploding, my tour group decided to skip going to Copan and get the heck out of Honduras. We were on Utila enjoying some diving and relaxing after sneaking out of the capital
» Thoughts After Guatemala
Who are we really?
One of the reasons I like indigenous people is the humility with which they harmonize with their surroundings and environments...but progress and modernity upset this natural equilibrium. Which is what I think we are witnessing in
» Tales From the Chicken Bus Comes Alive!
Many of you have recently sent me emails asking about photos from the trip. Well I'm pleased to say the photo update is finally here. If you follow this link you will be led to a whack of photos from our travels. Mostly the albums contain photos fro
» Friends Project goes to Nicaragua
El Sauce, NicaraguaTomorrow I leave snowy Rochester, N.Y. for Central America. I am going to write and photograph a story about SUNY Geneseo's service -learning program in the small town. Students develop their own sustainable development projects and imp
» managua, nicaragua...
after leon it was back to managua to catch an early flight out the next morning. we were originally going to stay downtown in managua, but it was raining heavily and the streets had turned into rivers, so we decided to just head back out to the be
» photos: leon, nicaragua
live music at the via via
gravesite of ruben dario
elisha's first street food
cerro negro
cerro negro
mural
leon
our tour guide at the museum
» leon, nicaragua...
we left granada and headed up north to leon... this involved transfering buses in managua, but instead of getting a bigger more comfortable bus, we ended up getting a small cramped one; oh well...
leon seemed to have a lot more hustle and bustl
» photos: granada, nicaragua
us and the canadian couple we met...
a hearse...
my favorite old house in town...
having a coconut...
the mercado in grandada
the old hospital
» masaya, nicaragua...
we decided to take a day and head up to masaya to check out the market. we took a small bus heading to managua and they dropped us off on the side of the highway and we started walking the rest of the way. we weren't really sure how far it was f
» granada, nicaragua...
we spent the next several days hanging out in granada: enjoying the architecture, getting our clothes washed, and just lazing about. we also debated, just about everyday, whether or not to take the day trip up to the volcano. after almost going
» bye bye little corn, hello granada!..
we got up early to catch the morning lancha from little corn to big corn, then made our way to the airport. we had originally planned on taking the later flight form big corn to the mainland, but big corn didn't really look that promising for an a
» photos: little corn island, nicaragua
the fabled sign...
derek's place
the crabs...
view of town from the "lighthouse"
our cabana at derek's
» little corn islands: swimming, snorkeling, diving, drinking...
we spent the next 5 days just hanging out on little corn island at derek's place. having arrived in the dark the night before we weren't really sure what the place looked like and we were astonished by the beauty of the place. it was just 4-5 ca
