Victoria climbs out of the rickety boat in which we crossed the Rio San Juan. The river cuts through the edge of town, and the only bridge is a good ways off. It can usually be waded — but the water levels and tides vary, and waders may end up pretty well soaked. During the day, an old man runs a ferry service. He charges two Cordobas (about 12 cents) for the trip, and employs local kids to push the boat back and forth across the small river.
El Barco
August 15, 2006Written by dwiggins
UncategorizedNicaragua