Last night involved a cheap bottle of Rum, various people that we travelled north with, some drinking games and truth or dare in that order. It was a very memerable night that I don't think that I will forget in a hurry. Liz is unsurprisingly paying the price and is still in bed with the usual emergency crisps at the standby. Apart from the cockerals it is very quiet here. Cabins are widely separated on a steep slope with little paths going off to each one, the...

We said goodbye to San Pedro and boarded the shuttle bus (basically a mini bus) to Languin a days drive north. The mini bus was jamed full of gringos also going north. Consequently the overloaded bus literally crawled over the numerous potholes and steep mountainous roads. The first leg was back to Antigua where we had to change buses for the longer leg of the journey. Again we had a mini bus that was almost three quarters full. It is normally against the law to...

I am pretty sure that it is our last night at San Pedro, we have booked a shuttle out and to change it again will cost 2 more precious dollars. This is probally the longest we have stayed in one place since the start of the trip. Most of the day has been spent making use of the free Internet downloading photos and doing some more travel planing. Hunger drove us out to a lakeside place where we bumped into the Yorkshire guy and the bar man from the Allegre pub. ...

By the time I got up the Israel couple had departed leaving 'Hell' as I like to call her behind. However she was not around so the terrace was nice and quite. I do not know how Liz is yet but it is certain to be a quiet day learning Spanish. A check on Liz at a safe time (pm) confirmed that she was well enough to order her emergency supply of crisps (in a wimpering pretty please type voice). She normally only reserves this voice for bad hangovers so I felt I nee...

The day started in the way I like, either very good or bad depending on your perspective. We were with a Israel man and the better half of two Israel women I call heaven and hell. This perspective got either better or worse when we turned up at the pub for the England match. The offer of free beer if Scotland win, did divide our loyalities a bit. However we did try and watch the England match as much as possible. There were three games playing on separate TV,s...