Today was our last day in Costa Rica. It was another early morning; however, today we got to go to the 14th most active volcano in the world. The first activity that we did was go on a tour of the Costa Rican rainforest. This meant that we got to go on hanging bridges, which were spectacular. After a full lunch, we were off to the volcano. It was amazing how serene the volcano seemed from a distance. The closest we got to the crater was two kilometers, and that was close enough to hear minor eruptions and see rocks fly down the volcano. It was truly a spectacular experience. This was an amazing day, and it was truly the perfect way to end the trip. We are an extremely blessed group, and we have all had a splendid experience.
sábado, 10 de abril de 2010
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Today was our last day in Costa Rica. It was another early morning; however, today we got to go to the 14th most active volcano in the world. The first activity that we did was go on a tour of the Costa Rican rainforest. This meant that we got to go on hanging bridges, which were spectacular. After a full lunch, we were off to the volcano. It was amazing how serene the volcano seemed from a distance. The closest we got to the crater was two kilometers, and that was close enough to hear minor eruptions and see rocks fly down the volcano. It was truly a spectacular experience. This was an amazing day, and it was truly the perfect way to end the trip. We are an extremely blessed group, and we have all had a splendid experience.
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