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5 reflections from a month in Guatemala
Interesting characters, volcano eruptions, sweltering heat, and more.
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My first time seeing a volcano erupt: Volcán de Fuego, Guatemala
The nature experience I didn’t know I needed.
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Thanks, Douglas
Welcome back to California, Evan. I am a loyal reader of your blog, and I hope it continues.
Beautiful destination, Thanks for sharing!
Sounds pretty wonderful. It’s nice for your family to have you back in the area too ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ Mom
My friend and I discovered this place by accident back in 1980 and we stayed for quite some time…..courtesy of…