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Welcome to my journeys!  I am excited to be sharing them with you.  Since this blog was only started after my second major journey, you will have to follow the following links to read about it.  However, the rest I will be blogging about as I have time.  Blessings as you follow along!

Guatemala Day 1
Guatemala Day 2
Guatemala Day 3
Guatemala Day 4
Guatemala Day 5
Guatemala Day 6
Guatemala Day 7
Guatemala Day 8

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