Two Years In~ What We’ve Learned Along the Way
Two years ago yesterday we drove away from Jim’s parent’s road to drive the Pan American Highway. Two years. Three Countries. Tens of thousands of
December 27, 2017
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Two years ago yesterday we drove away from Jim’s parent’s road to drive the Pan American Highway. Two years. Three Countries. Tens of thousands of
I craned my neck, searching for one last glimpse of Lake Atitlan, perhaps the most magical places I had ever been. Luckily, the drive out
Lake Atitlan draws you in. We forcibly drug ourselves away just before our visa expired, but numerous travelers we shared time with remain, unable to
Of all of the numerous things we miss about Lake Atitlan, one that we miss most is days spent simply watching the cloud formations change
While we loved our home base of San Marcos, one village that stole our heart at Lake Atitlan was the textile heaven of San Juan
Life at Lake Atitlan involves a lot of great food. Life in San Marcos la Laguna involves a lot of vegetables. This is not a
We knew that when we headed out for a life on the road that we wanted to spend time volunteering in the places we explored.
When we started researching Lake Atitlan we knew we were spending one month in a cottage at Pasajcap, however with our friends Pete & Natasha
The memories of our time in San Marcos, on Lake Atitlan, are still fresh in our minds although we reluctantly left her shores nearly one
I was never one to appreciate coffee, just as I was in my mid 20’s before I developed a taste for beer. I totally blame
Pasajcap really needs little introduction from me. Every overlander around is familiar with the stunning views and friendly service given by Pierre and his wonderful
Many first time visitors to Guatemala are drawn to Lake Atitlan. What they may never suspect is how the vortex of magic that surrounds this