Hola todos! After a 3 hour delay in London, a 10 hour flight of relentless turbulance and an extremely tight layover in the US (I literally had to sprint across Houston airport!) I finally arrived in El Salvador last Thursday. As soon as I walked out of the airport doors I noticed the heat, the sounds and the smells so familiar of this endearing country. I was then reunited with Jesus and we travelled back to El Zonte, the costal village where he lives. I have just been relaxing this week, spending time with Jesus' family while he has been going [View Full Entry]

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Spent over two weeks at the tranquilo Horizonte Beach Resort. I lost my jounal with this entry, but will eventually write something about this awsome surf spot, but here are some pictures. This was one of our favorite places on the trip so far. [View Full Entry]

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Bout chuffin´ time too i say! Kelly Slater i am not, but boo ya, it was awesome and i cant wait for doing it everyday for a few months, even though i did solve rising sea level problems by drinking most of the Pacific... The real reason for leaving Nica was that i couldnt eat any more Chicken Subways, too much of a good think is a bad thing. Was gutted it didnt work out down there, and i wondered what i had done so wrong to get so much bad karma at the same time, it must be something i [View Full Entry]

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Après le Nicaragua, nous voici donc au Salvador. Rapide passage a San Salvador, assez dangereux dans l ensemble, nous sommes allés directement sur le bord du Pacifique ou, nous avons découvert une superbe plage parfaite : Grosses vagues, eau chaude, super paysage et pousada sur la plage... le rêve... Je ne suis pas sur que l on se soit baignes autant auparavant en si peu de temps..... Bon sinon rien d autres a ajouter, c était top !!!! Très cool de se reposer un peu aussi car depuis 15 jours, on mange pas mal de bus plus ou moins confortables... mais [View Full Entry]

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okay let me try this again... well we left san pedro and took the boat to santiago great boat ride thru the lake but santiago was nothing special a great markey but since i cant buy shit there was nothing really to do so we got a hotel room and went walking around to learn about where we have to get the bus the next morning, we found the place i asked around and it turns out there are busses leave to esquitle almost every half an hour. we continued to walk arounfd and found a place were i could get [View Full Entry]

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i am soooo pissed right now. i just fineshed writing the longest blog yet and right when i was about to save it some ass clown droped something and fucked everything up and i lost it all. fuck fuck fuck fuCK! oh well here qwe go again. we left san pedro took a boat to santiago styed the night there ate tacos watched tnt believe it or not. got up early took 2 hicken busses to the border walked it across the border got a cab to el zonte a beautiful place we have a hotel right on the beach where [View Full Entry]

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A tough day, ad-hoc travelling.... Up at 6 and just time for a street breakfast before the 7am bus to Retalhuleu, we are only guessing this is the place to go and change bus, seems right on the map... We arrive about 9 and are quickly helped onto another bus to Escuintla at 9.30. The progress is great! The second bus is quite luxurious as it has real seats and not American school bus style where they cram as many people as possible per bench. We are just relaxing into our seats, and realise we are lucky to be girls. A [View Full Entry]

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Again, irrelevant dates.. I dont know how so many people on this site write HUGE long stories on their blog...shit, im already annoyed at just loading the pics up and writting a few sentences. neways, so after guatemala we went to surf in el salvador..fun fun.blah blah... now in honduras, climbed the highest peak here (2860m) with damian while the others are on the bay islands (they ditched us the fuckers)..hands down the hardest 2 day hike of my life...NEVER AGAIN!! la te da...ciao G [View Full Entry]

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My crazy family subscribes to the notion that salt water heals all, so naturally I headed directly for the ocean and stayed for a week. El Salvador’s coastlines certainly don’t receive the hype, which Costa Rica’s coasts do, so you get to a ponte like El Zonte and it’s just the fisherman, their families, the ocean, and you! Falling asleep (with only 4 walls separating you from the ocean) to the crashing of waves on the shoreline of your front yard, under a sky glowing with stars, and then bathing in the ocean with the rise of the sun every morning- [View Full Entry]

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hello loves... after several more days in the rain and the introduction to iona and damian into my travels, we decided to go on a road trip to...El Salvidor. aouh..ye ha. the weather and the seen here are amazing.. i have so many stellar photos and stories, but they will come later..no time for computer ahora! [View Full Entry]

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