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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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Bringing home a gift.
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Boy about to take a dip in his portable pool.
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Horse carriage on street. Note the driver taking a photo.
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Our train's locomotive is a tractor!
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Tourist "train" waiting for more passengers after we got off.
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The Cross at dusk.
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People inside Paxeos cathedral where you can bring in a bicycle!
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Crucifixion on the church walls.
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Street party scene.
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Street party.
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Easter parade float.
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Another shot of the Easter parade.
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Easter evening procession.
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Street musicians singing for diners.
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This is where we had dinner. A hamburger costs only 35 cordobas or about $1.50.
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This fellow is smoking a hookah.
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At the bus station waiting for the bus at 6 am.
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Taken from the bus back to Costa Rica.
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Passing through a small town in Nicaragua.
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Another small town that we passed through in Nicaragua.
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Nicaraguan countryside.



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