Two Weeks of Volcanoes

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February 20th 2011

Published: February 20th 2011

It certainly has been a long time since I have updated this and a lot of cool things have been seen, mainly volcanoes. Last weekend a group of us decided to hike up Pichincha, the volcano that resides over Quito itself. We are living at around 9,400 feet above sea level so I've been slowly adjusting to that. Well it turns out that Pichincha is about 5-6,000 feet higher than we are now, and let me ... Read Full Entry

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20th February 2011

Mary Claire
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Wow!
Great blog update!! The pics turned out really well and the snow one made me smile... You're my Indi:) xo<3

21st February 2011

Beverly Brown
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Totally jealous!
Evan, it sounds as if you are having fantastic time there. Yes, I am totally jealous. How's the Spanish coming along? How long are Heather and John staying? Thanks for the update and pics. I was wondering how you were doing. It seems you are more than making up for a rough start there. I'm looking forward to hearing about Carnival! Aunt Beverly

28th February 2011

Dad
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time of your life
It sounds like your having the time of your life and taking adventage of being able to travel on every weekend, everyone I spoke to have to know you had a blog enjoyed them so keep them coming, I have most of Honeymoon reading this weekly and I tell everyone I see about it. Take care, Love Dad

2nd March 2011

Carlos Miguel Mejias
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chicken little flea flicker
I've got some good/bad news. Good news: Devil May Cry could be a movie. Bad news: the movie rights were purchased by the people that did Resident Evil.

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