Guyana: So much to do, so little time

South America » Guyana » Georgetown
July 22nd 2007

Published: August 6th 2007

WARNING: THIS IS GIANT BLOG WITH NUMEROUS PICTURES. PROCEED WITH CAUTION!! North of the equator but still in the tropics, Guyana is bordered to the east by Suriname, to the south and southwest by Brazil and to the west by Venezuela. Its vast 83,000 square-mile (214,000 km square) mass is dissected by numerous rivers, creeks and waterfalls. The main economic activities are agriculture (producing ... Read Full Entry

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Vibert & Shanna & Ty & Nathan

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28th June 2007

Shana
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Hey
Hi guys, Sorry for the absence..school had me in a tizzy...but it's all good now. Vibert I see you doing a ting wid de coconut. I could do with some myself..LOL. Always wanted to visit Guyana..if I dont get the chance, thanks for the tour guys. Keep safe

28th June 2007

annelies
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Me ananas!!!!!!!! Graag ook nog 2 van die manja's en 1 papaya:-) Kissssssssssses Annelies

29th June 2007

snyeew
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Taking a trip
I feel compell to go home for summer. If only these classes could done now, I too would catch some of these scenes live. You guys are having a roll. Keep on keeping on!!!

6th December 2009

gtf
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Nice it took me back man i shed a tear or two. good job for location scouting for movies too.

1st November 2010

Ashraff
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dream world
I have no nothing to say so butyfull country I like to visit in my live ones to guyana

16th December 2010

Artis Welsh
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Cool
I like the pics they are rly close up and the objects captured are of great interest to the general populace, so overall great job.

6th January 2011

mala
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picture
lovely picture i feel like coming back home to live

14th February 2012

Emanuel
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the tallest wood church is in Surdesti - Maramures
St Georges’ Cathedral, being built in 1894 is 143ft tall (43.5m) . St Mike and Gabriel been built in 1721 and is 72m tall. http://www.virtourist.com/europe/romania/maramures/02.htm

26th April 2012

Rhonda Shea
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Going to Guyana after so so so so many years, hope I fit all of what uou guys did in 2 weeks..... Thanks for the photo it brought back many memories.

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