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    Packed and ready to go in Hobart!: by jillians, Views[265]
         		 Tim wide awake and ready to go: by jillians, Views[303]
         		 no we are not excited: by jillians, Views[336]
         		 nicked this picture from Liz Ford!: by moley, Views[745]
         		 by nat_and_chris, Views[529]
     
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         		 poor horse having to carry the big guy, isn´t the horse a bit small!!: by nat_and_chris, Views[2286]
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    by nat_and_chris, Views[490]
         		 JP + Junior had to climb like monkeys to get to the waterfall: by nat_and_chris, Views[512]
         		 by nat_and_chris, Views[457]
         		 muddy the next: by nat_and_chris, Views[455]
         		 clean 1 minute: by nat_and_chris, Views[470]
     
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         		 clown: by nat_and_chris, Views[535]
         		 by nat_and_chris, Views[476]
         		 the infamous bat-hat: by nat_and_chris, Views[474]
     
    by nat_and_chris, Views[394]
         		 the farm house: by nat_and_chris, Views[471]
         		 the family farmhouse, just kidding ...: by nat_and_chris, Views[432]
         		 house over the edge!!: by nat_and_chris, Views[453]
         		 no need for 2 cars: by nat_and_chris, Views[489]
     
    Guatemalan ambulance: by nat_and_chris, Views[605]
         		 washing off the black sand: by nat_and_chris, Views[464]
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         		 by nat_and_chris, Views[383]
         		 Joseph (Yo-sef) our room-mate and Costa Rican Lawyer: by nat_and_chris, Views[364]
     
    No they don't sell VB for 17 Getzales (almost $3) - that would be a ripoff: by nat_and_chris, Views[484]
         		 Brian our NY room-mate: by nat_and_chris, Views[380]
         		 by nat_and_chris, Views[450]
         		 beach slopes down to where the waves hit, face full of sand when you hit: by nat_and_chris, Views[503]
         		 didn´t stop numbnuts from body surfing: by nat_and_chris, Views[485]
     
    family trip to the beach: by nat_and_chris, Views[393]
         		 flag for no swimming due to horrific rip tide: by nat_and_chris, Views[459]
         		 by nat_and_chris, Views[391]
         		 by nat_and_chris, Views[433]
         		 Guatemalan Beer Gallo (Guy-yo) apparently rated one of the best in the world, it was ok: by nat_and_chris, Views[1094]
     
    Cafe Condesa in Parque Centro Antigua: by nat_and_chris, Views[962]
         		 by nat_and_chris, Views[364]
         		 by nat_and_chris, Views[403]
         		 Karla´s family beach house: by nat_and_chris, Views[477]
         		 a couple of taxis: by nat_and_chris, Views[472]
     
    Cafe in Antigua: by nat_and_chris, Views[366]
         		 Our room at Pablo's - colourful: by nat_and_chris, Views[375]
         		 Pablo's roof, quite a view in the morning: by nat_and_chris, Views[359]
         		 the kithen: by nat_and_chris, Views[408]
         		 Pablo's house: by nat_and_chris, Views[635]
     
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    Jurema Sagrada, religious ritual in the Tririca dos Crioulos. During slavery time in Brazil, blacks who managed to escape formed communities called Quilombo. In the Serra do Arapuá, has formed the Quilombo Tiririca dos Crioulos. In the 1940s a black man named Manoel Madeiro, married the Indian Isaura and were living in the Tririca dos Crioulos. Thus, has begun a mix of races that resulted in this Indigenous-Quilombo in which worships the Jurema Sagrada and Toré (Indian tradition) and religions from Africa.: by ericgomes, Views[1805]
    Jurema Sagrada, religious ritual in the Tririca dos Crioulos. During slavery time in Brazil, blacks who managed to escape formed communities called Quilombo. In the Serra do Arapuá, has formed the Quilombo Tiririca dos Crioulos. In the 1940s a black man named Manoel Madeiro, married the Indian Isaura and were living in the Tririca dos Crioulos. Thus, has begun a mix of races that resulted in this Indigenous-Quilombo in which worships the Jurema Sagrada and Toré (Indian tradition) and religions from Africa.

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