......instead we payed the same price to go to a man made hot spring and watch Manolo drink and eat our food. Apparently two people had died the day before because there was too much rain and he didn't think the hike was safe enough (El Salvadoreans: men or mice?)


But I got over it and decided to make the most of the day by being baptized by JesuCristo.
The next day Manolo said it was safe enough to do the hike if we wanted to pay another $20 dollars, but Rafael and I had had enough of his antics and we left for Santa Ana (we saw the australian girl a day later who stayed for the hike and she said it was everything and more than in the video, but can you really believe anything an Aussie says). While in Santa Ana Rafael and I went to Lago Guatapeque in the slowest bus I've ever been on. It took 2.5 hours to travel 18 kilometers (I'm being completely serious when I say it is faster to walk). But when we arrived it was absolutely beautiful, except for the fact that all the lake front property was privately owned except for ten meters of deserted beach. We decided we would try hitch hiking back and it took only twenty minutes, it was free, and he dropped us off next to our Hotel. So I think I've found my new mode of transportation.





The next day Rafa and I headed for Suchitoto a small colonial town in the mountains - without banks. Which was a problem for Rafael, but I had enough money to loan him until we got to Honduras the next day. After two buses and a taxi we arrived in Honduras with 9 dollars and 10 Quetzals left over from Guatemala = 162 Honduran Lempiras. However, there was no bank in the town on the border and we still had two more buses to take to get to Copan. The first bus cost 150 Lempiras which meant we now had 12 Lempiras between us (about 65 cents). We arrived in El Entrada at about 6 in the night and had missed the last bus to Copan, but we didn't have any money for it so that really didn't matter. We found the one ATM that was open and of course it didn't accept either of our cards. We spent the next 30 minutes debating whether it was safer to hitch hike to Copan in the dark or try to find a church that we could sleep in. Luckily there was one hotel that accepted credit cards (even though the manager wouldnt add our dinner to the bill so we couldnt eat that night).
The next day we started to hitch hike to Copan, but the first guy I spoke with said we could ride the bus to Copan and get money for him there. So it took two minutes to find a ride to Copan and was surprisingly easy. We went to the Ruins today and tomorrow we are off for Celba.






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