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    Looking out the window from the Multiplaza: Officemax and Hooters. Is this really Costa Rica?: by viajerofrye, Views[344]
         		 Right outside of town I stayed at Hotel Cayuco, where I had been before after a visit to the Cuenca in 2002. So weird!: by viajerofrye, Views[303]
         		 Strange to see the place all decked out in Christmas attire when it was 80 degrees!: by viajerofrye, Views[297]
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         		 Ha! Howler monkeys! I'm so glad I saw these guys; my first of this trip.: by viajerofrye, Views[355]
     
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         		 The roads here look like they were laid tile by tile. They go on forever and are quite beautiful: by viajerofrye, Views[186]
         		 After painting at the school, we played soccer and other games with the kids here.: by viajerofrye, Views[218]
         		 Yup, I painted that wall, and still have pink paint on my of my bandannas.: by viajerofrye, Views[209]
         		 With not much to do, and nowhere to go, I sat here a long while. Heaven.: by viajerofrye, Views[197]
     
    Town Square: by viajerofrye, Views[205]
         		 Los Mangos, where we had all our meals when I visited with Muhlenberg College: by viajerofrye, Views[190]
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         		 The Chinese Restaurant that made me decide to never eat Chinese food in Costa Rica: by viajerofrye, Views[208]
         		 Geez, I can't believe I remember this, but one of these phones is where I made my first call to the states after no luck with phone cards. I remember calling my grandfather collect and he was so happy to hear from me!: by viajerofrye, Views[186]
     
    Mina Tours, Muhlenberg's hosts in Las Juntas: by viajerofrye, Views[279]
         		 Tribute to the gold mining history of the town: by viajerofrye, Views[248]
         		 Bridge with the church in the background: by viajerofrye, Views[154]
         		 Bummer. There used to be a gazebo here where we hung out, had class and wrote in our journals. All that remains now is a simple foundation.: by viajerofrye, Views[164]
         		 The rest of the compound...: by viajerofrye, Views[177]
     
    I remember sitting out here and getting bombarded by a swarm of termites: by viajerofrye, Views[183]
         		 Where we stayed... it has seen some major improvements!: by viajerofrye, Views[186]
         		 I don't think I was here before, but it was a pretty neat cemetery just the same.: by viajerofrye, Views[192]
         		 The bridge to our accommodations back in 2002: by viajerofrye, Views[171]
         		 Soccer field where we played with the locals, but now it's all fenced up!: by viajerofrye, Views[175]
     
    Where all the magic happened: by viajerofrye, Views[246]
         		 Way up top was a small observatory, great for reading during the day. The stairs were pretty awesome.: by viajerofrye, Views[300]
         		 The second floor had hammocks, chairs, and a magnificent breeze.: by viajerofrye, Views[336]
         		 visitors to this park have paid homage to it's founders. It was pretty cool to see all the stone statues.: by viajerofrye, Views[334]
         		 I went for a long walk on the beach one morning (starting at 4:30 am): by viajerofrye, Views[364]
     
    I heard these guys about 100 m away, and they were so busy fighting they let me get right up next to them to take this photo. I did have a stick and was on top of a rock in case they shifted their efforts to me!: by viajerofrye, Views[244]
         		 It was pretty grand for $10 a night: by viajerofrye, Views[199]
         		 My room was quite nice, though no screens meant closed windows at night and thus a bit steamy... nothing cold water showers couldn't handle!: by viajerofrye, Views[207]
         		 My room also had a bit of a bug and rodent problem, and a few times I woke up with ants or roaches crawling on my legs. Eh, all part of the experience, right?!: by viajerofrye, Views[208]
         		 Thanksgiving in Montezuma: by viajerofrye, Views[201]
     
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         		 But nobody was about to go off the second cliff.: by viajerofrye, Views[199]
     
    And away she went!: by viajerofrye, Views[267]
         		 So Nathan showed her how to jump.: by viajerofrye, Views[225]
         		 Gaby was nervous too.: by viajerofrye, Views[218]
         		 But took the plunge!: by viajerofrye, Views[193]
         		 Katrina was nervous at first...: by viajerofrye, Views[251]
     
    Montezuma, with it's 12' waves also had some other adventures available. There are three main waterfalls, one you can jump off of safely. Heck yea I was going to jump in, and then use the rope swing!!!: by viajerofrye, Views[234]
         		 Downtown Montezuma: by viajerofrye, Views[202]
         		 Finca de Robert took over
         		 In the morning there were magpies stealing stuff everywhere! At the hotel, restaurants and in town!: by viajerofrye, Views[246]
         		 Where the river met the sea: by viajerofrye, Views[176]
     
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