April 4: Day in Las Tablas
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We started out the day at 9 and walked to a local market for breakfast/snacks. Everything is so cheap here! On our walk back to the hotel we made sure to share some of our snacks with some police officers nearby. We ate our breakfast at the hotel, and then we threw all of our dirty laundry into trash bags to bring to the laundromat. While we waited for the laundry to finish, we split up into groups and explored the city of Las Tablas. After a good four hours in the city, we hopped back on the bus and headed to the laundromat. Unfortunately not everyone’s clothes were ready, but this is something we are prepared for. Sharing is caring! For dinner we are at the hotel.
We started out the day at 9 and walked to a local market for breakfast/snacks. Everything is so cheap here! On our walk back to the hotel we made sure to share some of our snacks with some police officers nearby. We ate our breakfast at the hotel, and then we threw all of our dirty laundry into trash bags to bring to the laundromat. While we waited for the laundry to finish, we split up into groups and explored the city of Las Tablas. After a good four hours in the city, we hopped back on the bus and headed to the laundromat. Unfortunately not everyone’s clothes were ready, but this is something we are prepared for. Sharing is caring! For dinner we are at the hotel.
Aidan A. '25 and Brayden B. '24
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