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The Joys Of Nicaragua
Nicaragua.

Its been two months that I have called this place home. I have already had a variety of opportunities to explore and celebrate this country. From their independence day, to camping in a canyon in the north of the country(including the traditional Nicaraguan scary stories around the campfire!). These are just some of the joys of the last few months.
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