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Monthly Archives: November 1997
Los Conquistadores – Defining Moments
Written by Ron, our man in Guatemala Four weeks ago, I flew into Panama City with no real ideas about what i was about to experience. Tomorrow, not by choice, I leave the group to return to my own part … Continue reading
Volcan Pacaya – Hot Bots at 2,500 metres.
Written by Orla Nad Ron with bits by Bob Moist, windy, dark, cloudy, cold, insane, but mostly windy. We were huddled together, lying flat on our backs. To offer the wind any angle of elevation would be to risk being … Continue reading
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