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    Sunset on the Rio Dulce.: by jambopablo, Views[537]
         		 Rio Dulce Canyon, Guatemala. The only way to Livingston is along this river.: by jambopablo, Views[1014]
         		 Jungle Trek, if you look close enough there is a bat flying in the middle of the picture.: by jambopablo, Views[573]
         		 King Neptune, this statue was at Livingston at the mouth of the Rio Dulce.: by jambopablo, Views[687]
         		 Pinata's are up with the best I've ever seen, shame my backpack couldn't fit one in.: by jambopablo, Views[499]
     
    School Buildings, part of my jungle trek to Livingston town.: by jambopablo, Views[544]
         		 Gotta luv the insect shots.: by jambopablo, Views[319]
         		 Rio Dulce Canyon, Guatemala. The only way to Livingston is along this river.: by jambopablo, Views[396]
         		 Rio Dulce, Guatemala wildlife.: by jambopablo, Views[349]
         		 Water Lilly on River Dulce, Guatemala.: by jambopablo, Views[402]
     
    Finca Tatin jungle hostel on the River Dulce, Guatemala: by jambopablo, Views[480]
         		 Kayaking down the River Dulce, these egrets where very common.: by jambopablo, Views[351]
         		 Flores central plaza Christmas Tree lights. Celebration with great food stalls and music.: by jambopablo, Views[342]
         		 Tikal National Park. Apart from the impressive structures I struck by the fact the restoration work. The archaeologists uncovered one side of the pyramids leaving many partially covered.: by jambopablo, Views[353]
         		 The Great Plaza lies at the core of the site; it is flanked on the east and west sides by two great temple-pyramids. On the north side it is bordered by the North Acropolis and on the south by the Central Acropolis: by jambopablo, Views[335]
     
    Tikal National Park.: by jambopablo, Views[338]
         		 Give us your best model pose Thommo :): by jambopablo, Views[412]
         		 Lake Peten Itza, El Remate, we stayed at this place before our adventure to Tikal.: by jambopablo, Views[355]
         		 It's my best attempt at photographing a Toucan.: by jambopablo, Views[386]
         		 Tikal National Park was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. Tikal reached its apogee during the Classic Period, ca. 200 to 900 AD: by jambopablo, Views[446]
     
    Coatimundis in Tikal: by jambopablo, Views[327]
         		 Tikal National Park.: by jambopablo, Views[383]
         		 Dawn arrives at Tikal Ruins. Howler monkeys welcoming in the dawn.: by jambopablo, Views[356]
         		 Dawn arrives at Tikal Ruins. We are sitting on one of the ruins enjoying the amazing sounds of Howler Monkeys & birds and watching the ruins emerge out of the jungle.: by jambopablo, Views[344]
         		 Through Camino Seguro the break dance crew arrange local battles.: by anrea, Views[834]
     
    The NGO Camino Seguro provide their children with education and a better future.: by anrea, Views[818]
         		 Most Guajeros live in the shanty towns surrounding the dump.: by anrea, Views[949]
         		 Many Children in the city busk in the traffic to earn money for their family.: by anrea, Views[919]
         		 Over eighteen hundred people known as Guajeros work in the Guatemala city dump. : by anrea, Views[1289]
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         		 Semuc Champay, the wondorous limestone pools of every shade of gree. Perhaps due to the more recent development of a hostel right on the edges of the park, it is now one of the more recommended spots for a traveller to witness, as the journey to Guatemalan highlands is arduous and long, tempered by the glorious views and local dress. : by centralamericantales, Views[448]
         		 In Antigua, there is an amazing array of high quality hostels housed in beautiful old colonial buildings for about $15per night. : by centralamericantales, Views[331]
         		 As many have before me, I sat in awe, looking down at the temples of Tical, a monumental city who housed some of the very first astonomers of the human species. The precison of the architecture, so that at some points the clapping of the hands mimiked the sound of the Quetzal, Guatemala's national bird, was quite frankly breathtaking. : by centralamericantales, Views[738]
     
    200 year old tree...the jungle grows over top of limestone beneath the topsoil, nothing lives much longer than that: by brettcooke, Views[682]
         		 view from the Central Acropolis of the Grand Plaza: by brettcooke, Views[806]
         		 South Acropolis: by brettcooke, Views[721]
         		 Temple 1, the tallest of them all: by brettcooke, Views[1234]
         		 Panorama of Grand Plaza, the core of Tikal: by brettcooke, Views[1177]
     
    scale model of Tikal: by brettcooke, Views[506]
         		 graffiti Guatemala city: by brettcooke, Views[715]
         		 typical: by brettcooke, Views[335]
         		 D catching up on some zzzzz on the shuttle back to Antigua: by brettcooke, Views[373]
         		 gettin shined up: by brettcooke, Views[349]
     
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