, the Spanish School. They are so energetic that they raise an already impressive school to a through the roof experience.2. The unstoppable bus that carried me around Guatemala, and nearly home.
3. Inside the bus - the blond in the front on the right is the other student in my house.
4. A snap shot of how the 45 of us looked in the back of a pickup truck for an hour. The man on the left is Edwin, a benevolent spanish teacher. He will visit the states and most noteably Wisconsin this September with a nonprofit children´s organization this September.
5. Views driving in the pickup truck to Semuk Champey.
6. Views from the top of a lookout named Mirador overlooking the Lagoons that are Semuk Champey, one of if not the most critically acclaimed as secluded and beautiful destination in Guat.
7. Can you see me? I just finished cleansing my cave wounds in a rafting ride where 20 of us linked to each other in tiny floating devices.
8. Tikal! Mayan Ruins in the rainforest. Humid, historical and horribly facinating.
9. Tikal - one of the many ruin ascents. This one has wooden stairs. Others were the actual ruin stone climbs.
This leaves room for picture #10, that will likely appear as a new album in the near future.
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