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71.234.133.230 at 00:32, 1 February 2010

2010-02-01T00:32:48Z

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	===Luquillo (week rental)===		===Luquillo (week rental)===
	<big>[http://www.luquillorental.com/casita.htm Luquillo Town 'Casita de las Olas']</big> <s>awaiting confirmation</s> confirmed by phone 1/22 2:30p $700/wk deposit $140 to		<big>[http://www.luquillorental.com/casita.htm Luquillo Town 'Casita de las Olas']</big> <s>awaiting confirmation</s> confirmed by phone 1/22 2:30p $700/wk deposit $140 to You are all set, I just have not had time to go to the post office lately
	::Helena Humphrey		::Helena Humphrey
	::P.O. Box 1888		::P.O. Box 1888
	::Luquillo, Puerto Rico (USA) 99773		::Luquillo, Puerto Rico (USA) 99773
			::Elena: NEW tel. 787-516-6199
			::Casita de las Olas

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	<big>[http://maps.google.com/maps?daddr=6000+Rio+Mar+Boulevard,+p+o+box+2006,+Not+Specified,+San+Juan,+00745-6100,+Puerto+Rico+(Westin+Rio+Mar+Beach+Resort)&geocode=CYnyX-RguQ3QFSGdGAEd2ZwU_CG69WnxAPCjdw&dirflg=&saddr=Cll+Del+Carmen,+Luquillo+00773,+Puerto+Rico&f=d&gl=us&hl=en&sll=18.392484,-65.738668&sspn=0.041375,0.076046&ie=UTF8&ll=18.379126,-65.737638&spn=0.041378,0.076046&t=h&z=14 map to Meg]</big>		<big>[http://maps.google.com/maps?daddr=6000+Rio+Mar+Boulevard,+p+o+box+2006,+Not+Specified,+San+Juan,+00745-6100,+Puerto+Rico+(Westin+Rio+Mar+Beach+Resort)&geocode=CYnyX-RguQ3QFSGdGAEd2ZwU_CG69WnxAPCjdw&dirflg=&saddr=Cll+Del+Carmen,+Luquillo+00773,+Puerto+Rico&f=d&gl=us&hl=en&sll=18.392484,-65.738668&sspn=0.041375,0.076046&ie=UTF8&ll=18.379126,-65.737638&spn=0.041378,0.076046&t=h&z=14 map to Meg]</big>

Tim at 15:41, 23 January 2010

2010-01-23T15:41:33Z

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	::P.O. Box 1888		::P.O. Box 1888
	::Luquillo, Puerto Rico (USA) 99773		::Luquillo, Puerto Rico (USA) 99773

			<big>[http://maps.google.com/maps?daddr=6000+Rio+Mar+Boulevard,+p+o+box+2006,+Not+Specified,+San+Juan,+00745-6100,+Puerto+Rico+(Westin+Rio+Mar+Beach+Resort)&geocode=CYnyX-RguQ3QFSGdGAEd2ZwU_CG69WnxAPCjdw&dirflg=&saddr=Cll+Del+Carmen,+Luquillo+00773,+Puerto+Rico&f=d&gl=us&hl=en&sll=18.392484,-65.738668&sspn=0.041375,0.076046&ie=UTF8&ll=18.379126,-65.737638&spn=0.041378,0.076046&t=h&z=14 map to Meg]</big>

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Tim at 15:38, 23 January 2010

2010-01-23T15:38:13Z

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	:http://www.elyunque.com/luquillosunrise.htm 16/17th king ocean or 19/20garden</s>		:http://www.elyunque.com/luquillosunrise.htm 16/17th king ocean or 19/20garden</s>

	We are sure you will enjoy a day visit to the [http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/ El Yunque National Rain Forest] where the views and nature trails will mesmerize you with the splendor of exquisite natural foliage. Make sure you take the trail to the Coca waterfall and wear shorts or a swim trunk so that you can take a plunge in the cool pristine water pond where the river downstream is born; you will never forget this one. The El Faro Lighthouse Museum and adjacent Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve (bioluminescent mangrove lagoon) and the above water boardwalk and nature trail walk are found a short 15 minutes drive on the scenic road that leads to Las Croabas in the neighboring town of Fajardo where you can take day trips by Ferry to Vieques and Culebra. At the foot of this same road you will find local fishermen selling their catch of the day and some are for hire and will take you out on day excursions to the many little isolated islands including Palomino Island, Cayo Icacos and others.		We are sure you will enjoy a day visit to the [http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/ El Yunque National Rain Forest] where the views and nature trails will mesmerize you with the splendor of exquisite natural foliage. Make sure you take the trail to the Coca waterfall and wear shorts or a swim trunk so that you can take a plunge in the cool pristine water pond where the river downstream is born; you will never forget this one. The El Faro Lighthouse Museum and adjacent Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve (bioluminescent mangrove lagoon) and the above water boardwalk and nature trail walk are found a short 15 minutes drive on the scenic road that leads to <span style="color: purple; font-style: italic">Las Croabas</span> in the neighboring town of Fajardo where you can take day trips by Ferry to Vieques and Culebra. At the foot of this same road you will find <span style="color: purple; font-style: italic">local fishermen selling their catch of the day</span> and some are for hire and will take you out on day excursions to the many little isolated islands including Palomino Island, Cayo Icacos and others.
	====[http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/ El Yunque Rain Forest]====		====[http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/ El Yunque Rain Forest]====
	:[http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/maps/ho_ey_map.pdf pdf map]		:[http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/maps/ho_ey_map.pdf pdf map]

Tim: /* snorkeling */

2010-01-23T15:36:48Z

snorkeling

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	====snorkeling====		====snorkeling====
	:snorkeling Carlos Rosario 20 minutes past Flamenco, trail starts at gate located along parking lot fence		*snorkeling Carlos Rosario 20 minutes past Flamenco, trail starts at gate located along parking lot fence
	:Snorkeling from the beach at Carlos Rosario and the beach around the corner to the left (going toward Tamarindo) was fantastic! You have a 15 minute hike to C.Rosario from the parking lot at Flamenco. At the end of the trail there's a path to the right to Rosario. The path to the left leads to great snorkeling. Right when you see the beach, you'll see a sandy trail in the water straight ahead. Snorkel around to the right - it's amazing. Saw turtle there too. You can also get in from the rocky beach at Melone's, although it requires paying close attention to where the sea urchins are. We also rented a boat from Butch at Culebra Boat Rentals and had a blast! Snorkeling at Melones from the boat was incredible. Saw turtles and spotted eagle rays. Saw dozens upons dozens of different kinds of fish, coral and fans. Very colorful; very diverse. There were high surf advisories almost the entire 12 days we were in Vieques and Culebra so it made snorkeling more challenging and visibility less than perfect. But still incredible! You can easily check out the shark pen area on Flamenco - easy to get in there from the beach. Go all the way down Flamenco past Coconuts and you'll see the old shark pen.		*Snorkeling from the beach at Carlos Rosario and the beach around the corner to the left (going toward Tamarindo) was fantastic! You have a 15 minute hike to C.Rosario from the parking lot at Flamenco. At the end of the trail there's a path to the right to Rosario. The path to the left leads to great snorkeling. Right when you see the beach, you'll see a sandy trail in the water straight ahead. Snorkel around to the right - it's amazing. Saw turtle there too. You can also get in from the rocky beach at Melone's, although it requires paying close attention to where the sea urchins are. We also rented a boat from Butch at Culebra Boat Rentals and had a blast! Snorkeling at Melones from the boat was incredible. Saw turtles and spotted eagle rays. Saw dozens upons dozens of different kinds of fish, coral and fans. Very colorful; very diverse. There were high surf advisories almost the entire 12 days we were in Vieques and Culebra so it made snorkeling more challenging and visibility less than perfect. But still incredible! You can easily check out the shark pen area on Flamenco - easy to get in there from the beach. Go all the way down Flamenco past Coconuts and you'll see the old shark pen.
	:I like Punta Soldado. Adventurous drive, nice patch reef right offshore. I have seen moray eels, barracudas, and even an eagle ray there.		*I like Punta Soldado. Adventurous drive, nice patch reef right offshore. I have seen moray eels, barracudas, and even an eagle ray there.

	http://ahoooadventure.com/CulebraMap_lg.jpg		http://ahoooadventure.com/CulebraMap_lg.jpg

	====boat rental====		====boat rental====
	:culebra boat rental 142 Escudera 7877423559 8662100709		:culebra boat rental 142 Escudera 7877423559 8662100709

Tim at 15:35, 23 January 2010

2010-01-23T15:35:34Z

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	====culebra food====		====culebra food====
	http://www.juanitabananas.com/ourmenu.html#		http://www.juanitabananas.com/ourmenu.html#
	~~http://ahoooadventure.com/CulebraMap_lg.jpg~~
	====snorkeling====		====snorkeling====
	:snorkeling Carlos Rosario 20 minutes past Flamenco, trail starts at gate located along parking lot fence		:snorkeling Carlos Rosario 20 minutes past Flamenco, trail starts at gate located along parking lot fence
	:Snorkeling from the beach at Carlos Rosario and the beach around the corner to the left (going toward Tamarindo) was fantastic! You have a 15 minute hike to C.Rosario from the parking lot at Flamenco. At the end of the trail there's a path to the right to Rosario. The path to the left leads to great snorkeling. Right when you see the beach, you'll see a sandy trail in the water straight ahead. Snorkel around to the right - it's amazing. Saw turtle there too. You can also get in from the rocky beach at Melone's, although it requires paying close attention to where the sea urchins are. We also rented a boat from Butch at Culebra Boat Rentals and had a blast! Snorkeling at Melones from the boat was incredible. Saw turtles and spotted eagle rays. Saw dozens upons dozens of different kinds of fish, coral and fans. Very colorful; very diverse. There were high surf advisories almost the entire 12 days we were in Vieques and Culebra so it made snorkeling more challenging and visibility less than perfect. But still incredible! You can easily check out the shark pen area on Flamenco - easy to get in there from the beach. Go all the way down Flamenco past Coconuts and you'll see the old shark pen.		:Snorkeling from the beach at Carlos Rosario and the beach around the corner to the left (going toward Tamarindo) was fantastic! You have a 15 minute hike to C.Rosario from the parking lot at Flamenco. At the end of the trail there's a path to the right to Rosario. The path to the left leads to great snorkeling. Right when you see the beach, you'll see a sandy trail in the water straight ahead. Snorkel around to the right - it's amazing. Saw turtle there too. You can also get in from the rocky beach at Melone's, although it requires paying close attention to where the sea urchins are. We also rented a boat from Butch at Culebra Boat Rentals and had a blast! Snorkeling at Melones from the boat was incredible. Saw turtles and spotted eagle rays. Saw dozens upons dozens of different kinds of fish, coral and fans. Very colorful; very diverse. There were high surf advisories almost the entire 12 days we were in Vieques and Culebra so it made snorkeling more challenging and visibility less than perfect. But still incredible! You can easily check out the shark pen area on Flamenco - easy to get in there from the beach. Go all the way down Flamenco past Coconuts and you'll see the old shark pen.
	:I like Punta Soldado. Adventurous drive, nice patch reef right offshore. I have seen moray eels, barracudas, and even an eagle ray there.		:I like Punta Soldado. Adventurous drive, nice patch reef right offshore. I have seen moray eels, barracudas, and even an eagle ray there.
	:
			http://ahoooadventure.com/CulebraMap_lg.jpg
	====boat rental====		====boat rental====
	:culebra boat rental 142 Escudera 7877423559 8662100709		:culebra boat rental 142 Escudera 7877423559 8662100709

Tim at 15:34, 23 January 2010

2010-01-23T15:34:45Z

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	===Culebra===		===Culebra===
	~~http://ahoooadventure.com/CulebraMap_lg.jpg~~
	====[http://www.islaculebra.com/puerto-rico/culebra-ferry-schedule.html ferry schedule]====		====[http://www.islaculebra.com/puerto-rico/culebra-ferry-schedule.html ferry schedule]====
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	====culebra food====		====culebra food====
	http://www.juanitabananas.com/ourmenu.html#		http://www.juanitabananas.com/ourmenu.html#
			http://ahoooadventure.com/CulebraMap_lg.jpg
	====snorkeling====		====snorkeling====
	:snorkeling Carlos Rosario 20 minutes past Flamenco, trail starts at gate located along parking lot fence		:snorkeling Carlos Rosario 20 minutes past Flamenco, trail starts at gate located along parking lot fence

Tim at 15:33, 23 January 2010

2010-01-23T15:33:39Z

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	====snorkeling====		====snorkeling====
	:snorkeling Carlos Rosario 20 minutes past Flamenco, trail starts at gate located along parking lot fence		:snorkeling Carlos Rosario 20 minutes past Flamenco, trail starts at gate located along parking lot fence
			:Snorkeling from the beach at Carlos Rosario and the beach around the corner to the left (going toward Tamarindo) was fantastic! You have a 15 minute hike to C.Rosario from the parking lot at Flamenco. At the end of the trail there's a path to the right to Rosario. The path to the left leads to great snorkeling. Right when you see the beach, you'll see a sandy trail in the water straight ahead. Snorkel around to the right - it's amazing. Saw turtle there too. You can also get in from the rocky beach at Melone's, although it requires paying close attention to where the sea urchins are. We also rented a boat from Butch at Culebra Boat Rentals and had a blast! Snorkeling at Melones from the boat was incredible. Saw turtles and spotted eagle rays. Saw dozens upons dozens of different kinds of fish, coral and fans. Very colorful; very diverse. There were high surf advisories almost the entire 12 days we were in Vieques and Culebra so it made snorkeling more challenging and visibility less than perfect. But still incredible! You can easily check out the shark pen area on Flamenco - easy to get in there from the beach. Go all the way down Flamenco past Coconuts and you'll see the old shark pen.
			:I like Punta Soldado. Adventurous drive, nice patch reef right offshore. I have seen moray eels, barracudas, and even an eagle ray there.
			:
	====boat rental====		====boat rental====
	:culebra boat rental 142 Escudera 7877423559 8662100709		:culebra boat rental 142 Escudera 7877423559 8662100709

Tim: /* El Yunque Rain Forest */

2010-01-23T15:24:54Z

El Yunque Rain Forest

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	====[http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/ El Yunque Rain Forest]====		====[http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/ El Yunque Rain Forest]====
	:[http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/maps/ho_ey_map.pdf pdf map]		:[http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/maps/ho_ey_map.pdf pdf map]
			:[http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/recreation/recreation_hiking.shtml interactive trail map]

	===Culebra===		===Culebra===

Tim: /* El Yunque Rain Forest */

2010-01-23T15:22:53Z

El Yunque Rain Forest

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	We are sure you will enjoy a day visit to the [http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/ El Yunque National Rain Forest] where the views and nature trails will mesmerize you with the splendor of exquisite natural foliage. Make sure you take the trail to the Coca waterfall and wear shorts or a swim trunk so that you can take a plunge in the cool pristine water pond where the river downstream is born; you will never forget this one. The El Faro Lighthouse Museum and adjacent Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve (bioluminescent mangrove lagoon) and the above water boardwalk and nature trail walk are found a short 15 minutes drive on the scenic road that leads to Las Croabas in the neighboring town of Fajardo where you can take day trips by Ferry to Vieques and Culebra. At the foot of this same road you will find local fishermen selling their catch of the day and some are for hire and will take you out on day excursions to the many little isolated islands including Palomino Island, Cayo Icacos and others.		We are sure you will enjoy a day visit to the [http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/ El Yunque National Rain Forest] where the views and nature trails will mesmerize you with the splendor of exquisite natural foliage. Make sure you take the trail to the Coca waterfall and wear shorts or a swim trunk so that you can take a plunge in the cool pristine water pond where the river downstream is born; you will never forget this one. The El Faro Lighthouse Museum and adjacent Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve (bioluminescent mangrove lagoon) and the above water boardwalk and nature trail walk are found a short 15 minutes drive on the scenic road that leads to Las Croabas in the neighboring town of Fajardo where you can take day trips by Ferry to Vieques and Culebra. At the foot of this same road you will find local fishermen selling their catch of the day and some are for hire and will take you out on day excursions to the many little isolated islands including Palomino Island, Cayo Icacos and others.
	====[http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/ El Yunque Rain Forest]====		====[http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/ El Yunque Rain Forest]====
			:[http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/maps/ho_ey_map.pdf pdf map]

	===Culebra===		===Culebra===

Tim: /* http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/ El Yunque Rain Forest */

2010-01-23T15:20:31Z

http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/ El Yunque Rain Forest

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	We are sure you will enjoy a day visit to the [http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/ El Yunque National Rain Forest] where the views and nature trails will mesmerize you with the splendor of exquisite natural foliage. Make sure you take the trail to the Coca waterfall and wear shorts or a swim trunk so that you can take a plunge in the cool pristine water pond where the river downstream is born; you will never forget this one. The El Faro Lighthouse Museum and adjacent Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve (bioluminescent mangrove lagoon) and the above water boardwalk and nature trail walk are found a short 15 minutes drive on the scenic road that leads to Las Croabas in the neighboring town of Fajardo where you can take day trips by Ferry to Vieques and Culebra. At the foot of this same road you will find local fishermen selling their catch of the day and some are for hire and will take you out on day excursions to the many little isolated islands including Palomino Island, Cayo Icacos and others.		We are sure you will enjoy a day visit to the [http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/ El Yunque National Rain Forest] where the views and nature trails will mesmerize you with the splendor of exquisite natural foliage. Make sure you take the trail to the Coca waterfall and wear shorts or a swim trunk so that you can take a plunge in the cool pristine water pond where the river downstream is born; you will never forget this one. The El Faro Lighthouse Museum and adjacent Las Cabezas de San Juan Nature Reserve (bioluminescent mangrove lagoon) and the above water boardwalk and nature trail walk are found a short 15 minutes drive on the scenic road that leads to Las Croabas in the neighboring town of Fajardo where you can take day trips by Ferry to Vieques and Culebra. At the foot of this same road you will find local fishermen selling their catch of the day and some are for hire and will take you out on day excursions to the many little isolated islands including Palomino Island, Cayo Icacos and others.
	====http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/ El Yunque Rain Forest====		====[http://www.fs.fed.us/r8/caribbean/ El Yunque Rain Forest]====

	===Culebra===		===Culebra===
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