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Photos: Nicaragua (mostly Granada)
I visited Nicaragua in March 2008, but I forgot to post the photo link. My trip was over a long weekend, so I saw very little of the country, but I liked that little very much, especially Granada, which ranks with Antigua, Guatemala; Copan, Honduras; and Suchitoto, El Salvador as top, Central American colonial towns.
My basic itinerary was Managua and Granada, relying on public transport. From Managau I took a public minibus (from the UCA stand) to Granada (US$1.00) and a tourist minibus from Granada back to the airport ($15). Link to photos: http://tinyurl.com/yu2yzb |
Thanks -- these are great!
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Great pics! Where were all of the people? Nice pictures in a way b/c no one was in them...also seemed strange to not see any people....does that make sense? :) I loved them thanks!
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Thanks for posting. We are going to Nicaragua in November so seeing your photos got me anxious for vacation.
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Parrmt is right in that it looks weird to have everywhere so empty, there were crowds everywhere during my visit.
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Managua was empty, but Granada was very crowded. I make a concerted effort not to take photos with lots of people in them, so some of the photos were early in the morning; for others, I waited for the crowds to disperse. I have never asked anyone to move, but there are times when I have waited 10 or so minutes before taking a photo. If the people haven't moved, I'll move on and return later to take photos.
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