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Monkey business
Once had a monkey grab a bag of medicine from my hand in Tanzania...chased it some distance before it tossed it aside. Very different to have one open a backpack, remove a banana...and say thank you. Great yarn.
From Blog: the story of how we got robbed
hey Dave
yeah we love interaction with animals but this one was weird hahah will remember it for a long time, no doubt:-) B&T
From Blog: the story of how we got robbed
Date: 23rd April 2013
I agree with D&MJ, I thought it was a much more serious case of robbery. Glad it was only a little trickster. ;)
From Blog: the story of how we got robbed
I agree with D&MJ, I thought it was a much more serious case of robbery. Glad it was only a little trickster. ;)
From Blog: the story of how we got robbed
Date: 24th April 2013
hey Michelle
sorry if we got you worried....it was just a twist but we are also glad we had no real problems:-) B&T
From Blog: the story of how we got robbed
hey Michelle
sorry if we got you worried....it was just a twist but we are also glad we had no real problems:-) B&T
From Blog: the story of how we got robbed
Date: 23rd April 2013
Border Crossing in Costa Rica - I can SO relate!
This had to be one of the worst border crossings EVER! We had our car and, because of some paperwork SNAFU, we had to wait 8 hours to cross - not fun! Loved your blog and the pictures are amazing - can't wait to read the next installment!
From Blog: the story of how we got robbed
Border Crossing in Costa Rica - I can SO relate!
This had to be one of the worst border crossings EVER! We had our car and, because of some paperwork SNAFU, we had to wait 8 hours to cross - not fun! Loved your blog and the pictures are amazing - can't wait to read the next installment!
From Blog: the story of how we got robbed
Date: 23rd April 2013
Thank you;-)
yeah will remember this place for long, no doubt:-) really appreciate your lovely comment. cheers, B&T
From Blog: the story of how we got robbed
Thank you;-)
yeah will remember this place for long, no doubt:-) really appreciate your lovely comment. cheers, B&T
From Blog: the story of how we got robbed
Date: 22nd April 2013
Ok, you reeled us in with that one!
Too funny. Sounds like you had sloths a plenty. Ah, the joys of reggae and the Caribbean. Glad you continue to have fun. Be safe.
From Blog: the story of how we got robbed
Ok, you reeled us in with that one!
Too funny. Sounds like you had sloths a plenty. Ah, the joys of reggae and the Caribbean. Glad you continue to have fun. Be safe.
From Blog: the story of how we got robbed
Date: 23rd April 2013
hahaha
yeah the twist was funny:-) we are glad we had no other troubles in Cahuita as we had heard some tourist were really robbed in the National Park few weeks before our visit.... cheers, B&T
From Blog: the story of how we got robbed
hahaha
yeah the twist was funny:-) we are glad we had no other troubles in Cahuita as we had heard some tourist were really robbed in the National Park few weeks before our visit.... cheers, B&T
From Blog: the story of how we got robbed
Date: 15th April 2013
Looks lovely!
As you say, you don't expect countries outside of Asia to have beaches like that! Once we make it to Central America, we will definitely check all these beaches out.
From Blog: Surprise, surprise ... this place is actually quite stunning!!!
Looks lovely!
As you say, you don't expect countries outside of Asia to have beaches like that! Once we make it to Central America, we will definitely check all these beaches out.
From Blog: Surprise, surprise ... this place is actually quite stunning!!!
Date: 16th April 2013
hello Guys
yes we love Asia so much and we have to admit we were not as open minded about beach places in CA as we should have been:-) love surprises like this one!!! are you going to visit Central A. right after Asia? cheers, B&T
From Blog: Surprise, surprise ... this place is actually quite stunning!!!
hello Guys
yes we love Asia so much and we have to admit we were not as open minded about beach places in CA as we should have been:-) love surprises like this one!!! are you going to visit Central A. right after Asia? cheers, B&T
From Blog: Surprise, surprise ... this place is actually quite stunning!!!
Date: 15th April 2013
You found another gem
Your travel and bargaining skills show its head again. Good to see you resting & relaxing with the clear blue green Caribbean waters. The food looks great.
From Blog: Surprise, surprise ... this place is actually quite stunning!!!
You found another gem
Your travel and bargaining skills show its head again. Good to see you resting & relaxing with the clear blue green Caribbean waters. The food looks great.
From Blog: Surprise, surprise ... this place is actually quite stunning!!!
Date: 15th April 2013
Kitchen dumpster divers :)
I love the way you write your blogs. It feels like my best friend is telling me all about her great trip.
From Blog: Surprise, surprise ... this place is actually quite stunning!!!
Kitchen dumpster divers :)
I love the way you write your blogs. It feels like my best friend is telling me all about her great trip.
From Blog: Surprise, surprise ... this place is actually quite stunning!!!
Date: 16th April 2013
Thank you;-)
yes, I never considered myself to be a good writer (especially in English), just wanted to share our stories....but surprisingly loads of people give me the same comment about my storytelling....I am so glad:-) thank you Anastasia Beata
From Blog: Surprise, surprise ... this place is actually quite stunning!!!
Thank you;-)
yes, I never considered myself to be a good writer (especially in English), just wanted to share our stories....but surprisingly loads of people give me the same comment about my storytelling....I am so glad:-) thank you Anastasia Beata
From Blog: Surprise, surprise ... this place is actually quite stunning!!!
Date: 15th April 2013
Kitchen dumpster divers :)
I love the way you write your blogs. It feels like my best friend is telling me all about her great trip.
From Blog: Surprise, surprise ... this place is actually quite stunning!!!
Kitchen dumpster divers :)
I love the way you write your blogs. It feels like my best friend is telling me all about her great trip.
From Blog: Surprise, surprise ... this place is actually quite stunning!!!
Date: 14th April 2013
Beach bunnies!
Good to see you two back on the beaches with your gorgeous photos with a million shades of blue! Thanks for breaking my stereotype of Panama as a place to rush through--once again, I'll follow your excellent advise.
From Blog: Surprise, surprise ... this place is actually quite stunning!!!
Beach bunnies!
Good to see you two back on the beaches with your gorgeous photos with a million shades of blue! Thanks for breaking my stereotype of Panama as a place to rush through--once again, I'll follow your excellent advise.
From Blog: Surprise, surprise ... this place is actually quite stunning!!!
Date: 5th April 2013
Love to see these rituals
Amazingly intricate work and dedication to complete. Artist in the making. Really like this photo
From Blog: From alfombra to alfombra ... Antigua in preparation for Semana Santa
Love to see these rituals
Amazingly intricate work and dedication to complete. Artist in the making. Really like this photo
From Blog: From alfombra to alfombra ... Antigua in preparation for Semana Santa
Date: 6th April 2013
thank you
you are so very kind with your comments about photos - always:-) B&T
From Blog: From alfombra to alfombra ... Antigua in preparation for Semana Santa
thank you
you are so very kind with your comments about photos - always:-) B&T
From Blog: From alfombra to alfombra ... Antigua in preparation for Semana Santa
Date: 4th April 2013
Fabulous images!
Incredible photos of the colorful alfombras and processions! Reading your descriptions, I could smell the wood, flowers and incense, and I love your comment on appreciating customs so different from your own. Perfect timing in sharing this for Easter. Hope you're adjusting to life temporarily not on the road.
From Blog: From alfombra to alfombra ... Antigua in preparation for Semana Santa
Fabulous images!
Incredible photos of the colorful alfombras and processions! Reading your descriptions, I could smell the wood, flowers and incense, and I love your comment on appreciating customs so different from your own. Perfect timing in sharing this for Easter. Hope you're adjusting to life temporarily not on the road.
From Blog: From alfombra to alfombra ... Antigua in preparation for Semana Santa
Date: 6th April 2013
hi Tara
thank you so much, we are glad you liked it:-) we are in Poland with our families so we have not yet come back to our standard lives....you can say we are on holiday now haha I like that you said 'temporarily not on the road' as we already made a decision to do it again haha maybe in a few years but definitely we will give it another try:-) Where are you now? cheers, B
From Blog: From alfombra to alfombra ... Antigua in preparation for Semana Santa
hi Tara
thank you so much, we are glad you liked it:-) we are in Poland with our families so we have not yet come back to our standard lives....you can say we are on holiday now haha I like that you said 'temporarily not on the road' as we already made a decision to do it again haha maybe in a few years but definitely we will give it another try:-) Where are you now? cheers, B
From Blog: From alfombra to alfombra ... Antigua in preparation for Semana Santa
Date: 4th April 2013
Been there and loved reading about it again
I was in Antigua in 2006 for Semana Santa and loved every procession. They start 2 -3 weeks before Easter but really culminate in the Good Friday one that leaves La Merced church (the one with the gladiators who wears brooms on their heads). I loved it all- the smells, the bells, the drum beats, the children sleeping on their dad's shoulders, elaborate alformbras, and simple ones made out of pine needles and cut up chip bags so their shiny insides shone. I, too, marveled at how the women could walk the cobblestones wearing heels and not even looking down at their feet. I hate that everyone associates the KKK with the processional robes. You are right that they go way back to medieval times. Leave it to a hate group to steal something religious and make it their own signature - something Orwellian about that. Carolyn (I write under the name 'gunga' and my Semana Santa blogs are dated March/ April 2006 if you want to read them)
From Blog: From alfombra to alfombra ... Antigua in preparation for Semana Santa
Been there and loved reading about it again
I was in Antigua in 2006 for Semana Santa and loved every procession. They start 2 -3 weeks before Easter but really culminate in the Good Friday one that leaves La Merced church (the one with the gladiators who wears brooms on their heads). I loved it all- the smells, the bells, the drum beats, the children sleeping on their dad's shoulders, elaborate alformbras, and simple ones made out of pine needles and cut up chip bags so their shiny insides shone. I, too, marveled at how the women could walk the cobblestones wearing heels and not even looking down at their feet. I hate that everyone associates the KKK with the processional robes. You are right that they go way back to medieval times. Leave it to a hate group to steal something religious and make it their own signature - something Orwellian about that. Carolyn (I write under the name 'gunga' and my Semana Santa blogs are dated March/ April 2006 if you want to read them)
From Blog: From alfombra to alfombra ... Antigua in preparation for Semana Santa
Date: 6th April 2013
hello
Carolyn, thank you for your comment!!! well, we always say what we thing about places we visit and the KKK came to my mind immediately when I saw the pilgrims....even though I know there is no connection it was the easiest way to describe it:-) will check your blog most definitely. Cheers, B&T
From Blog: From alfombra to alfombra ... Antigua in preparation for Semana Santa
hello
Carolyn, thank you for your comment!!! well, we always say what we thing about places we visit and the KKK came to my mind immediately when I saw the pilgrims....even though I know there is no connection it was the easiest way to describe it:-) will check your blog most definitely. Cheers, B&T
From Blog: From alfombra to alfombra ... Antigua in preparation for Semana Santa
Date: 4th April 2013
Been there and loved reading about it again
I was in Antigua in 2006 for Semana Santa and loved every procession. They start 2 -3 weeks before Easter but really culminate in the Good Friday one that leaves La Merced church (the one with the gladiators who wears brooms on their heads). I loved it all- the smells, the bells, the drum beats, the children sleeping on their dad's shoulders, elaborate alformbras, and simple ones made out of pine needles and cut up chip bags so their shiny insides shone. I, too, marveled at how the women could walk the cobblestones wearing heels and not even looking down at their feet. I hate that everyone associates the KKK with the processional robes. You are right that they go way back to medieval times. Leave it to a hate group to steal something religious and make it their own signature - something Orwellian about that. Carolyn (I write under the name 'gunga' and my Semana Santa blogs are dated March/ April 2006 if you want to read them)
From Blog: From alfombra to alfombra ... Antigua in preparation for Semana Santa
Been there and loved reading about it again
I was in Antigua in 2006 for Semana Santa and loved every procession. They start 2 -3 weeks before Easter but really culminate in the Good Friday one that leaves La Merced church (the one with the gladiators who wears brooms on their heads). I loved it all- the smells, the bells, the drum beats, the children sleeping on their dad's shoulders, elaborate alformbras, and simple ones made out of pine needles and cut up chip bags so their shiny insides shone. I, too, marveled at how the women could walk the cobblestones wearing heels and not even looking down at their feet. I hate that everyone associates the KKK with the processional robes. You are right that they go way back to medieval times. Leave it to a hate group to steal something religious and make it their own signature - something Orwellian about that. Carolyn (I write under the name 'gunga' and my Semana Santa blogs are dated March/ April 2006 if you want to read them)
From Blog: From alfombra to alfombra ... Antigua in preparation for Semana Santa
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Great Photos
Wow, those are really wonderful pics ! Thanks for posting your blog. I found you in a search for best travel blogs, and travelblog.org came up with this link. Steve
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