Heredia, Costa Rica | Thu Sep 09, 2010 | Views: 2156

I just finished a major in Geography at the University of North Carolina, and decided to visit as many countries as my budget allowed me to. Also, since I’m no longer studying I finally had the time to improve my Spanish, so I combined both needs and came to Heredia. I did a lot of research, and then I got more information from Easy Go about Costa Rica and Heredia and …

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Antigua, Guatemala | Wed Apr 21, 2010 | Views: 4163

On my trip I decided to take a cooking classe and  learn how to cook one of my favorite Guatemalan dish! Pepian is similar to a sauce made out of diferent roasted ingredients and it can be made with different things like meat, corn or chicken wich is my favourite. So I decided to look for the recipe online and share it with you guys! This is what I found:  Ingredients:2 oz. …

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Barcelona, Spain | Fri Oct 09, 2009 | Views: 1580

Alright, I’m not a tall person! :) But standing in the top of this hill I felt so huge! Surely you’ll remember I told you Barcelona is well known for being a magnificent cosmopolitan place. In this place I had the opportunity to meet tons of different people. Despite locals were extra nice with me, some people told me they might be a little moody sometimes. You’ll find a spectacular hill in …

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Bordeaux, France | Mon Aug 24, 2009 | Views: 1616

After a three wonderful weeks in Paris I decided to keep on traveling. My French School teacher told me I had improved my French a lot, and he recommended me to go visiting other places. The weekend was coming, so, after a long time thinking, I decided: Bordeaux was my new spot; I wanted to know a bit more about France.   I made a bunch of friends in …

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Florence, Italy | Mon May 04, 2009 | Views: 1576

So my Siena time is over and I regretfully quitted the city and moved south, to Florence. I had heard only praises about it and was really anxious to get there. The contrast between the two places couldn’t be bigger. To begin with, while Siena is typically medieval, Florence portrays renaissance. Living in Siena means soaking in the atmosphere (that weird feeling of living inside a REALLY old castle) while in …

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