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March 12th 2015
Published: March 14th 2015
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We were in Granada, Nicaragua from the 28th until the 31st March, 2013. This blog is mainly about the places we saw in this beautiful city during the three full days of sightseeing. We took the TICA bus from San Jose, Costa Rica on Thursday, March 28th to Granada, Nicaragua. The TICA bus terminal in San Jose wasn't far from our hotel so we got a cab through our hotel, and arrived there in good... Read Full Entry



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I am originally from the beautiful land of Myanmar, formerly known as Burma in Southeast Asia. I left my homeland in 1978, and lived/worked in several countries before settling down in Florida, USA in 2011. Although I have been living abroad for so many years, I still consider Myanmar as my real home, and have been back there regularly to visit old friends and relatives. I believe I can classify myself as a citizen of the world. While not competing for most traveled person, I consider myself fortunate to have traveled to 44 different countries so far. Will be quite happy if or when I get ... full info
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Continuation of Easter procession.
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The Virgin Mary at the procession.
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Typical houses in Granada.
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John Lennon is still popular in Nicaragua!
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A cashew nut seller hawking her wares on the street.
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They got me!
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A colonial style hotel. In the foreground, Tona (beer brand) street umbrellas.
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Workers unloading vegetables at the market.
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This is the old church at the market.
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Street scene near the market.
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La Merced church.
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Inside La Merced church.
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The bell tower of the church.
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View from the bell tower.
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Another view from the bell tower.
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I think that's Mombacho volcano in the background.
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View of street below from the bell tower of La Merced church.
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Do I look happy?
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One of the houses on the street below the church,
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Coming down the spiral staircase of the church.
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Barber shop where I had a haircut.



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