Featured writer: Gypsytoes “Nicaragua ain’t for sissies, but it’s got a lot of soul. Folks accustomed to life in the...
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Category Archives: Nicaragua
I Envy Nicaragua – A Volunteer Experience
Featured Writer: Isabel Thottam The sun rises early in the morning in Nicaragua, painting the sky with an orange and...
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Featured writer: Life Out of the Box Eight months ago my boyfriend Jonathon and I traveled from California to Nicaragua...
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Dan Rajter is a traveling photographer and writer currently en route to Argentina from Mexico completely by BUS! Except through...
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Featured writer: travelgasms Plenty of people have hiked a volcano. More adventurous would be hiking an active volcano with flowing...
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Featured writer: Sarah Fahey Snowboarding? Sure. Skateboarding? Of course! But Volcano Boarding?!!! You betcha! But only in Nicaragua… 25 Kilometers...
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Featured Writer: Hilary Billings We stopped about halfway up the volcano to catch our breath. The rain had just start letting...
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Featured Writer: Hilary Billings Today was the day we were going volcano boarding (more accurately, volcano tobogganing). This was the event...
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