Escape from Granada

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January 14th 2009

Published: January 14th 2009

Lonely Planet says that Granada is the sort of place where you can while away a lot of time, and I have been bewitched by it for 10 days (initially was supposed to be 5). Sina and I tried to escape yesterday once we had mailed our packages home, but nothing was working in our favour, so it wasn´t meant to be! The power to the whole city went off for most of the day. No power means no internet to... Read Full Entry

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Catherine

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Welcome to my blog! I will be flying to Mexico on December 1, then trekking down and around Belize, where I will hopefully start my Espanol lessons. Early January 2009 will find me Honduras bound, with adventures continuing to Nicaragua and Costa Rica where I intend on becoming a hammock inspector. Once I get fired for sleeping on the job, I will head up to dip my toes into the Pacific Ocean with Danielle in Mexico. That’s the plan anywayunless I find that perfect beach, buy a hut, and spend the rest of my life braiding hair, applying henna tattoos, and just generally living off the C... full info

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Sina and I would get our bag breakfast of freshly cut fruit from this woman most mornings

Typical site on the streets of Granada

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Bank Guard

A bank was right next to our colonial room, and there was a guard there 24/7. He chuckled when I told him that I was going to dig a tunnel into the bank from my room. As you can see he was very proud of his gun.