Attempting to walk through mobs of people in Downtown San Jose.
A helpful pedestrian informed us that the president of San Jose is known to hold meetings in this building from time to time. Whether or not this is true, it gives one a good idea of what some of the downtown San Jose architecture is like.
The boys. Enough said.
The gang waving at one of the parks visited on our walk through downtown San Jose.
One of two street markets the group shopped at today. This, sadly, was the smaller of the two and other was twice this size and twice as hectic.
The last supper. Happy Birthday Paloma (21!!)
Hello, one last time.
The time has finally come. After an amazing two weeks, the trip is coming to end and we must all part ways with Costa Rica. Today was good way to end the trip. We started the day by taking a walk through downtown San Jose were we saw some beautiful architecture and parks. We then begun the adventure which is souvenir shopping. Two markets large markets were flooded with American study abroad students, buying for family, friends, and others. Everyone got a good idea of what a Latin American downtown setting is like, which is crowded, busy, and filled with people. One of the girls on the trip, Paloma, is turning 21 tomorrow so we had our final group dinner at a nice restaurant and celebrated there. Tomorrow morning is going to be an early one being that the taxi to the airport is picking us up at 5 am. Hopefully everyone can sleep on the plane and be well rested to see their friends and family in the afternoon! We hope everyone enjoyed the blog and it kept everyone as updated as possible on our adventures here in Costa Rica. So adios and see you in the United States.
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