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While working in the school El Sol, Zachary, Boyce, Sarah Addy and I (William) went with one of the workers to his house for a tool to build a handicap bathroom. It was about a 15 minute walk, no shade, all sun. We were exhausted from the first 3 minutes.       Although the walk was exhausting and hot, we could not help but marvel at the views we were able to see. On the walk there was a clear view of the volcano that had erupted 2 weeks ago. There were no signs anywhere that it had erupted.

     We went to the workers house, which was in the middle of a valley filled with trees and fields of grass. He lives there with his parents and cousins all in that one valley. Although it wasn't much it was breathtaking. To think they wake up every morning to such a view. 

     I am trying to describe this as best that I can, but words other than amazing and breathtaking are the only ones that come to mind. The fact is that they are so broad and encompass so much of what the view was to us. It was such a unique and beautiful experience, but this is not the only time we have experienced this. Every day we are witnessing these landscapes that are indescribably beautiful. Costa Rica is truly beautiful, unique, magnificent, breathtaking, and so much more. Can't wait for what is in store for us next. 

Sincerely,

     William Zemp