Amy's ramblings. Once upon a time these ramblings pertained to my 5 months in Guatemala and Honduras. Then they followed the ebb and flow of my final semester in Alaska. From there things really went south ... to Argentina, Bolivia and Chile. After 8 months in the Andes, I fell back under Alaska's spell … working at a newspaper and wandering mountains. Now I'm somewhat south again ... in Jackson Hole, WY, teaching ski school on the clock and making fresh tracks off the clock.
I've come to realize that if you have faith in the world, the world will show you amazing and beautiful people, places and things
The sign at the bottom of Tajumulco (the tallest point/volcano in Central America)
Waiting for the bus after the hike
Waiting for the bus
What a view
Rick and Stephen cooking our mosh breakfast
Sunrise on Tajumulco! (From our campsite)
Stephen (the lead guide)
George enjoying lunch
Tajumulco´s base
In the beginning
Ben posted by Amy | 2:37 PM
4 Comments:
Amy! You are really lucky! You know... you are one of the few hundred people that have had the chance of been that near of Heaven!
I wish you the best in Xela and remember that I will be more than happy of joining again!
“To see a world in a Grain of Sand,
And a Heaven in a Wild Flower,
Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand,
And eternity in an hour.“
William Blake
Remember Amy that every second of every hour would be an experience to remember for your whole life! And specially that near of clouds!
Those pictures are amazing. it sounds like you are having a wonderful time and soaking it in every single moment. I am so happy for you! love,
Amanda
hi Amy! thanks for letting me know about your blog. It's really interesting to read- i love hearing about your adventures in guatemala. it sounds like you're having a wonderful time! best of luck/happiness/love
- caitlin
Amy,
I loved the images of your Super Bowl party. How about those Steelers???? Your climbing photos were great too.
Love you,
Mom
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