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By : Courtney Hsieh
Trip Begins June 21, 2008 Trip Ends July 1, 2008 Another day in Pahrahdyze . . . Galapagos Islands
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June 21, 2008
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Day 1Quito, Ecuador
Did you know that Quito is cold in June? We sure didn't. The sun goes down early, too! We paid six dollars for a cab from the airport to our hotel, Mansion de Angel. Saturday night, and the new town was hopping. We got some small bites and a few beers at the square 1 1/2 blocks from our hotel. Afterwards we came back to our room and admired all of the fresh rose petals on our bed, on the sink, in the shower, . . . in the toilet? June 22, 2008
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Day 2San Cristobal, Galapagos
I wish you could have seen all the smiling faces climbing off of the AeroGal plane. They have stairs on the front and the back of the plane. Too bad we sat in the middle. After a short bus ride we were ready to board the Eric. Here was our first of many sea lion sightings. After a nice swim under a perfect rainbow we SLOWLY worked our way to Kicker Rock. Our captian, Pablo, met us for a welcome toast. He then broke it to us that one of our motors was down and we would not be able to make it to Isabella and Fernandina. People were really yelling, and then they were really crying. We were mostly worried about the sea sickness that would follow from lack of speed and lopsided propulsion. June 23, 2008
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Day 3Genovesa, Galapagos
Genovesa island, home of the red-footed booby. A welcome trip to land after a rather rough night at sea. Our guides lead us through an ambling stroll of the island pointing out the different species and gifting us with jewels of knowledge.
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