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Central America Caribbean » Guatemala » Capital Region » Antigua
January 12th 2009
Published: January 13th 2009
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Antigua, Guatemala is a colonial city in a mountain valley at the base of Volcan Agua. The town was founded in the early 1500s as the capital city, which was later relocated to current-day Guatemala City. The food was very good with many types to choose from; Mexican, Italian, Regional, Cuban, French, Asian, Fusion. Accommodations were reasonable and also offered a variety to choose from; up-... Read Full Entry



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Leila R Albert
Albert Webb
Albert Webb
Many trips to Yucatan and Arizona. A bit of time in Crane Lake, Chiapas, Iceland, Ireland, Peru, New Orleans. Lived in Minnesota, California, Illinois, Texas, and Colorado. Now we call Wisconsin our home. We've been up and down the entire Midwest and visited some other states, too. We spent four months driving through Mexico and Central America. Then, five weeks traveling from the north to south of Peru. And then, a year later, four weeks more. Why? Well, why not! We've only just begun! Road trippin with the parents followed, but...forgot to blog; next time! We did ... full info
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Volcano, volcano, volcanoVolcano, volcano, volcano
Volcano, volcano, volcano
near the top of Pacaya, looking to three more volcanoes in the distance. ps. this is about where Leila turned back
Hot LavaHot Lava
Hot Lava
Sunset Lava FlowSunset Lava Flow
Sunset Lava Flow
lava flowlava flow
lava flow
obviously active
Sunset from the CraterSunset from the Crater
Sunset from the Crater
another colonial era church in ruinsanother colonial era church in ruins
another colonial era church in ruins
no hands, no headsno hands, no heads
no hands, no heads
these poor guys are always loosing their heads and hands
Arc of CarmenArc of Carmen
Arc of Carmen
Church and Convent of Sta TeresaChurch and Convent of Sta Teresa
Church and Convent of Sta Teresa
Chuck and LeilaChuck and Leila
Chuck and Leila
interior of Santa Teresa
La MercedLa Merced
La Merced
one of the colonial era churches that was completely restored
La Merced, Interior CeilingLa Merced, Interior Ceiling
La Merced, Interior Ceiling
Leila, La MercedLeila, La Merced
Leila, La Merced
Fountian and Courtyard, La MercedFountian and Courtyard, La Merced
Fountian and Courtyard, La Merced
seemingly important water containersseemingly important water containers
seemingly important water containers
sign on wall, too far away to read, so we just do not know
Chuck, La MercedChuck, La Merced
Chuck, La Merced
375 year old hair-do still in style!



13th January 2009

Mom
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The hair-do may not be still in style. Maybe Chuck is 375 years old and just ages well. Enjoy your trip and keep adding new blogs for all of us to look at. I think it is very interesting. Love You, Mom

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