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Today, we travel without practically leaving home—or, to borrow a phrase from Vélez de Guevara regarding the chapters of his famous work El Diablo Cojuelo, in just a few strides from our doorstep—to visit one of Madrid’s most fascinating spots: Retiro Park. There, wandering along labyrinthine paths where nature and art form an exceptional union
📍Santa Ana, El Salvador
May 3 – Road to Santa Ana, the Coatepeque Lake Panorama and an Unexpected Police Check Yesterday we had already figured out the weekend program with the others: Santa Ana, from where we would climb the country’s most popular volcano the next day! It lies about 150 kilometers southwest of us, and it was worth planning ahead for more than just the
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