Guatemala

Guatemala

Central America Caribbean » Guatemala
March 17th 2008

Published: April 4th 2008

Entering Guatemala means entering a different "travel zone". Although the difference in landscape and people is not immediately obvious, the interaction between travellers takes a turn as soon as you are approaching the boarder. After listening to the first five people we met we were convinced we were to enter a dead zone where awful things happen to you as soon as you leave the magic gringo route... Read Full Entry

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7th April 2008

catherine
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Great to hear from you and from Guatemala, how special.
I will share your blog with Gloria who as you know is from Guatemala, she will be excited to read what you thought. I am sharing my home email address as well as my work one and would love to catch up on your blog from time to time. Be safe, have fun Catherine

8th April 2008

dee
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lovely
Hi guys - great to see your blog, it reminds me of when i visited several years ago. I too found it fantastic. You have inspired me to include my "falling doen the volcano " story in one of my training sessions! I may use your volcano photo too if thats ok, i reckon its probably the same one i fell down (the outside of it obviously!) . Well keep blogging good to hear your news, my business is going very well so far so all exciting here! Not quite as dramatic as there i suspect but have fun love Dee x

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