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The group split up for our free afternoon of activities.
Beverly, Brad, Susan, Cindy and Sheila ...heading out on a canoeing adventure
Our tour guide, Feliz, was very knowledgeable about the area since he has lived here his entire life. The sounds and sights were awe inspiring and it was a true delight to see the more picturesque sights of this beautiful country. The natural setting of the Macal river was in sharp contrast with the dismal downtown that was only a two minute walk away from where we put our canoe's in.
The crew getting ready to head out
Brad soaking up the sun while the ladies paddle
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A community of small homes (all relatives to one another)
Parting ways with our tour guide Feliz
A quick stop at a fruit stand before going back to the hotel
We ended the night off with the rest of Canada by watching the
Canada vs. USA men's hockey game
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