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    Nicaragua

    NICARAGUA | Fri, 21 Jun 2013 | By coggos | Views [3252]

            Nica We land on a deserted beach with an abandoned boat pier alongside. "Is this Potosi?" we ask the boatman. "Si" ...yep we have landed in Nicaragua. Just the two of us.The immigration office is a short walk ... Read more >

    Tags: esteli, jiquillo, laguna de apoyo, masaya, nicaragua, ometepe, potosi, san carlos, solentiname, somoto canyon

    La Isla Encantada

    NICARAGUA | Thu, 27 Nov 2008 | By rachel_and_daniel | Views [3812] | Comments [1]

    I thought I´d put down some of our other impressions from our time in Ometepe, as it really is an exceptional place.  The first thing that strikes you is the volcanoes (Concepción – the active one, and Maderas, the dormant one).  There´s just no ... Read more >

    Tags: free-range animals, ometepe, petroglyphs, volcan concepcion, volcan maderas

    Volunteering at Finca Bona Fide

    NICARAGUA | Wed, 26 Nov 2008 | By rachel_and_daniel | Views [5332] | Comments [4]

    Who would have thought I would be spending two weeks in a tent, in a sea of mud, on the side of an extinct volcano, facing another very much active volcano.   Well I did.   Dan and I volunteered with Finca Bona Fide, a permaculture farm, on the island ... Read more >

    Tags: concepcion, finca bona fide, finca magdalene, maderas, ometepe

     

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