On the way to Bacau
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Pretty pink hotel, that just happen to be used to torture people. We stayed elsewhere because the torture hotel was way out of our budget.
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Susan looking particularly thrilled after she decided to get off the bike while it was still moving (slowly through powder).
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Jaco beach
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Los Palos
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You know it is a fancy conference facility when electricity is an optional extra.
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I like that the village soccer pitch is across the road from the crocodile warning sign.
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Back in Bacau
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Back in Dili. You can ask Susan why she insisted on getting her picture in front of Little Pattaya.
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The world's ninth largest jesus statue. Don't believe the tourist brochures that hype it as the second biggest. I think Rio's is only about fifth.
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