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         		 Celebrating our first night in Antigua at La Fonda de la Calle. We had a wonderful dinner with an exceptional Chilean Cabbernet/Syrah wine (and Theora can drink in Guatemala).: by tom_moench, Views[720]
         		 View of Pacaya from the Posada Lazos Fuertes rooftop terrace; lovely place to relax and read in the sun. : by tom_moench, Views[672]
     
    Posada Lazos Fuertes: by tom_moench, Views[250]
         		 Posada Lazos Fuertes: by tom_moench, Views[270]
         		 Posada Lazos Fuertes: by tom_moench, Views[291]
         		 Posada Lazos Fuertes: by tom_moench, Views[919]
         		 Posada Lazos Fuertes: by tom_moench, Views[400]
     
    Saying good-bye to Daniel, Wendy, Trinis in Xela: by tom_moench, Views[660]
         		 Chicken bus after Antigua arrival: by tom_moench, Views[1027]
         		 Last field with the school. Theora and I joined maestra Judith in a trip back to Fuentes Georginas hot springs for a body relaxing soak from 8 weeks of school.;: by tom_moench, Views[1010]
         		 Thanking everyone at the graduation dinner for all their support and memories.: by tom_moench, Views[976]
         		 Carla presenting me with my diploma signifying my completion of 8 weeks of studying Spanish. Trinis and Wendy of Familia Sosa are in the foreground.: by tom_moench, Views[1139]
     
    The big day finally arrived--graduation from Miguel Angel Asturias. Theora and I made
         		 Posing with Orelia at Trama Textiles, who helped me through the process, and I in my new
         		 Theora and my teacher, Carla playing
         		 Playing Scrabble in Spanish my next to last day of class with Theora and my Spanish teacher Carla.: by tom_moench, Views[722]
         		 I am using a
     
    Theora learning to weave and helping me out.: by tom_moench, Views[280]
         		 Theora arrives in Xela to join my journey.: by tom_moench, Views[730]
         		 Tom and lead guide, Carolyn, from QuetzalTrekkers taking a moment in front of the camera.: by tom_moench, Views[299]
         		 Up at 5 AM the next morning we completed the short summit climb of 720 ft to reach the summit at 4220 m (13,845 ft). We caught the sunrise.: by tom_moench, Views[640]
         		 It was even more unexpected to find that our base camp at 13,200 ft (4,000 m) was actually a cow pasture. The most important use of headlamps at night was to make sure that we did not step in
     
    It was an unexpected surprise for me to find flowering plants at ~4,000 m (13,123 ft): by tom_moench, Views[368]
         		 FLASHBACK: This photo was taken Aug 18, 2008 at the Ingraham Flats high base camp on Mt. Rainier in Washington State, USA. Altitude: 11,200 ft (3414 m). Note the lack of vegetation way above the tree line.: by tom_moench, Views[1305]
         		 Leaving home base at QuetzalTrekkers at 5:30 AM: by tom_moench, Views[275]
         		 Packing the picop to hit the road to Volcán Tajumulco.: by tom_moench, Views[1659]
         		 Our chicken bus dropped us off along the road for our trailhead. Volcán Tacana on the Guatemala-Mexican border was in the background.: by tom_moench, Views[640]
     
    Our hike began as a warm, sunny day. Soon the fog was rolling in early bringing cold, rain and some hail.: by tom_moench, Views[278]
         		 Laying out the warp design with hilo (yarn) at Trama Textiles.: by tom_moench, Views[331]
         		 Mateo & the giant eucalyptus: by tom_moench, Views[644]
         		 The countryside on top of Cerro Quemada: by tom_moench, Views[310]
         		 Mateo took me on a birthday hike up Cerro Quemada, the hill behind our casa. : by tom_moench, Views[614]
     
    Aftermath: by tom_moench, Views[681]
         		 Experiencing the traditional face smoosh into one's birthday cake after singing
         		 Reading a birthday card.: by tom_moench, Views[370]
         		 Altar of Iglésia Salcajéa: by tom_moench, Views[317]
         		 Iglésia Salcajá is the oldest Catholic Church in Centreal America: by tom_moench, Views[2935]
     
    First Shave from a professional barber--un amigo de Daniel: by tom_moench, Views[793]
         		 Él teléfono that I used to have my first conversation
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         		 Parque Central in downtown Xela: by tom_moench, Views[2537]
         		 What a luxury....: by muimui2009, Views[388]
         		 My room at the Jaguar Inn inside Tikal national park.: by muimui2009, Views[366]
         		 I forgot what these are called but they are like raccoons.: by muimui2009, Views[403]
     
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