One would think that based on my last blog description of the bus and all its indignities that it was a horrible ride. On the contrary, with the windows opened it let in a cool breeze, the ear splitting volume music was good, the crowded bus full with colorful people was a truly authentic experience. Bill could not get the smile off his face. He turned to me and said " I love this."it may me think of a saying I believe I made up "Traveling is leaving home behind, not taking it with you."
It took us three hours to reach San Ignacio where we were deposited in a makeshift bus stop. A taxi immediately propositioned us to take us to our hotel for 3.50. I said we just cross the country for 3.50. He laugh grabbed our bag and said you do not want to walk up that hill. He was right and we all had a good laugh.
They’re back! You followed them across Scotland trekking through castle ruins, visiting stone circles and just plain stoned. It’s time to grab your Nook, snuggle your IPad, log on to your computer or just plain do nothing and let someone else read this nonsense to you. Just sit back and follow these lovable lunatics as they walk through the jungles of Central America searching for lost cities armed with only their kindles, a Panama hat, an iPad and a good bottle of Pinot....
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
The ride.....
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Looking like a retired gangster is a good thing!
ReplyDeleteHe is really saying you look like a moviestar.
I love reading your blog and I love the pictures.
I am green with envy of your adventures.