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Congratulations!
Wow! What an accomplishment! You two ought to be very proud of yourselves for what you did. There aren't many people our age who would even attempt it, much less be able to finish it. It sounds as if they fed you very well along the way! What an adventure! You'll be reliving this one for years to come.

Be glad you're doing this when you're young!
Hi Guys, If you weren't in great shape before this hike, you sure are now! What a great way to see a country.

Guinea Pig? Gross!!
Can't believe you ate Guinea Pig, Mom, and down to the bones too! I don't blame you Dad for not wanting to try it:)

Papa, We See You!
Hey Papa....I was reading this entry and looking at all the pictures and Justin came along side of me to look on. He saw the picture of you, Papa, at the bottom and shouted "papa, papa". We went back a few entries to look through all the pictures together and had fun pointing out "Mema" and "Papa". He misses you guys so much and wishes he could be there on vacation with you:) Love you all....safe trip on the trail!!!

JC's Travel Blog
We have been enjoying all your travels, thanks for sharing. I wonder how you remember all the details.

Hi
Hi sir, ny name is Iñigo, Im salvadorean and I've been following your stories trough this blog since the first entry. I really apreciate your contribution to the poor in this country that, as you can clearly see are the most. I live in the capital city, but i was born in Santa Ana, the city you are staying. As I can see you are in hotel tolteca which is a little far from downtown. I would like to recommend you to visit the historical center of Santa Ana which is one of the best in Central America. There you can see three awesome buildings: Teatro de Santa Ana, the most beautiful of this country whic was built about a century ago financed by the money that came from coffee; Catedral de Santa Ana which is the most beautiful church of El Salvador because of its gothical style and the third one is La Alcaldía (City Hall) which is a beautiful one too. Three of them are surrounding the central square. Once there you can ask your local partner to drink a coffe and traditional "pan dulce" (desserts) in "Ban Ban" a sort of local "dunkin donuts" or so. There are two "Ban Ban" nearby the central square, just 50 meters I think. If you go, dont forget to ask for "Borrachos" a tipical dessert of Santa Ana with a hot cup of coffee. The trip will take only 1 hour or so. Dont miss it!!!!! Bye!!!

10 houses
So many houses in so few day! I'm impressed! How many people are there in your group? What kind of experience do they have to be able to put houses together so quickly?