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         		 Tikal - temple 1 just after dawn: by elis82, Views[281]
         		 Bron with a cool feather: by elis82, Views[331]
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         		 There's a river that runs underground there for a little bit - a huge amount of water too!: by elis82, Views[261]
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         		 The pools up close: by elis82, Views[270]
     
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         		 Semuc Champey - probably the most beautiful thing we've seen in Guatemala: by elis82, Views[248]
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         		 A little eruption at Pacaya: by elis82, Views[262]
         		 Volcana Agua: by elis82, Views[270]
     
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         		 Volcana Pacaya - no longer with open lava for roasting marshmallows =(: by elis82, Views[260]
         		 A better kept church: by elis82, Views[248]
         		 Another 'what the hell?' moment - why is this in Antigua?: by elis82, Views[212]
         		 Supposedly the isthamus' biggest fountain: by elis82, Views[305]
     
    More Antigua: by elis82, Views[235]
         		 Antigua street-scape: by elis82, Views[270]
         		 Antigua has quiet a few old churches, but earthquakes and over 30 years of civil war haven't been kind to them: by elis82, Views[270]
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         		 Hot water, Guatamalen style. This shower zapped all who used it.: by elis82, Views[231]
     
    Our awesome host stay family: by elis82, Views[272]
         		 Hummingbirds - they actually hum: by elis82, Views[264]
         		 One of those 'What the hell?' moments. My step-mum was her teacher and took her for work experience. It was a great moment discovering that.: by elis82, Views[302]
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         		 Joel - one of the guys from our language school (and 1 of 5 people from Perth in a group of around 10 people) sucking at jenga. He was good at table tennis though: by elis82, Views[259]
     
    Bron's guide for her hike up Volcan Pacaya - its a busy trail, so the machete isn't for track maintenance: by elis82, Views[294]
         		 Kayaking on the lake: by elis82, Views[234]
         		 Trying hard to ignore the view whilst studying: by elis82, Views[316]
         		 Little Lorenzo - the youngest of 3 kids in our homestay at Lago de Atitlan. Cheeky one too.: by elis82, Views[281]
         		 Tikal - views from the top of temple 4: by elis82, Views[299]
     
    Tikal - the top of temple 5 sticking out the jungle: by elis82, Views[276]
         		 Chicken buses - garishly coloured old American school buses driven by maniacs: by elis82, Views[346]
         		 Views from Antigua, an old Spanish town surrounded by volcanoes: by elis82, Views[410]
         		 Another view from Pico Zunil. It was really incredible: by elis82, Views[370]
         		 Sunset panorama from the summit of Pico Zunil: by elis82, Views[472]
     
    Lago de Atitlan in the morning - fingers crossed we get a clear day.: by elis82, Views[384]
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         		 Views over a hazy Lago de Atitlan: by elis82, Views[371]
         		 Mayan sauna! Great for tired muscles: by elis82, Views[791]
         		 This I wasn't expecting.: by elis82, Views[368]
     
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