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Our Guide Describes the History of Turtle Preservation in Tortuguero  
   

Our Guide Describes the History of Turtle Preservation in Tortuguero

Willes (in white t-shirt) was our guide and surrogate "dad" figure for the time in Tortuguero. It is difficult, if not impossible, to travel on your own to Tortuguero, so large tour companies have built lodges, provide guides, offer the only options available for activites in the area, and pretty much treat you like errant children at summer camp--lots of rules and restrictions about everything from where you sit at meals to the timing of activities.
First Week's Adventures

July 10th 2012
Blogging fail! I didn't realize I'd only saved and not actually "published" the previous entry. I apologize to anyone who might have been concerned about our safe arrival. Anyway, this blogging thing is not working out well on this trip, obviously. We were without internet altogether at our last stop (the lodge on the river we were rafting) and most places only have it near the "lobby"- ... read more
Central America Caribbean » Costa Rica » Alajuela » Arenal

Costa Rican Flag Costa Rica is a Central American success story: since the late 19th century, only two brief periods of violence have marred its democratic development. Although still a largely agricultural country, it has expanded its economy to include strong techn... ... read more
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