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May 30th 2006
Published: June 22nd 2006
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Time is passing in Guatemala,

The trip to Tajumulco in the weekend went great (muy bueno). For me (Jamie) it will probably be the 1st of many as this is the trip I have been assigned to guide for the Quetzal Trekkers.

Tajumulco is the highest point in Central America, 4220 metres.

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Kiwis Chasing Quetzals
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Nearly Doctor Penelope and her gorgeous side kick travel from the land of the Kiwi to the land of the Quetzal. We will be living in the mysterious city of Quetzaltenango (Xela) for three months. This blog will document our adventures... ... full info
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Just before sunriseJust before sunrise
Just before sunrise
The lightning rod on top of Tajumulco
On the wayOn the way
On the way
Plaza at San MarcosPlaza at San Marcos
Plaza at San Marcos
Lunch Spot, looking towards campsiteLunch Spot, looking towards campsite
Lunch Spot, looking towards campsite
Dawn on summitDawn on summit
Dawn on summit
Penny smiling...Penny smiling...
Penny smiling...
Santiaguito erupting in the distanceSantiaguito erupting in the distance
Santiaguito erupting in the distance
On the DescentOn the Descent
On the Descent


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