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A haven from the heat.
Just what I needed, a haven from the heat in Nicaragua!

Salcar's wonderful big casa, with its wide, wide verandahs/patios was so cool and relaxing - so cool and relaxing that I didn't want to leave and face the heat on the road, again, so stayed an extra day.

It's such a pleasure staying here. I'd recommend it highly to all travellers. Great accommodation, great surroundings, great host, great WiFi and great ambience. What more could a weary traveller want?

Do yourself a favour - stay at Salcar's casa when in Nicaragua! You won't regret it, believe me.
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Do you know this riders?
Do you know the names of this riders staying at SalCar Motos?
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[QUOTE=SalCar;186631]Do you know the names of this riders staying at SalCar Motos?
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Well, 2 of the 3 would be Ham and Em, who I had the good fortune to meet in Rio Grande, Arg. Here I've been back at work over a year now, and they are still holidaying around. I'm jealous. Stop in San Antonio on the way north. Really.
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Do yourself a favour - stay at Salcar's casa when in Nicaragua! You won't regret it, believe me.
Margaret says it all. Great guy, great place - thanks Salvador!

Hame & Em

PS Thanks Andy, hope to be in Texas early June.
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to Salvador for your fantastic hospitality and wealth of information about equipment, repairs and onward routes. All the very best with your trip to the unknown and all your projects and enterprises. I hope to be able to return the favour one day when you come to visit the UK or Dubai.

Bueno Suarte and Muchos Gracias!

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I'm back!
I'm back in Managua after circumnavigating successfully Nicaragua. Here is video in the meantime!
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Great Job Salvador
Congratulations on completing your trip and great pictures too. All the best and thanks again for everything,

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Congratulations on completing your trip and great pictures too. All the best and thanks again for everything,

Honesy.

It was great fun having you in the house and I look forward to your return.

I think my head still hurt the day I left thanks to you and Hame!

HERE is the ADV ride report on the trip

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Well, 2 of the 3 would be Ham and Em, who I had the good fortune to meet in Rio Grande, Arg. Here I've been back at work over a year now, and they are still holidaying around. I'm jealous. Stop in San Antonio on the way north. Really.
Correct! the third one is Honesy - travelling from Dubai to EU to S. C. and N. America
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to Salvador for your fantastic hospitality and wealth of information about equipment, repairs and onward routes. All the very best with your trip to the unknown and all your projects and enterprises. I hope to be able to return the favour one day when you come to visit the UK or Dubai.

Bueno Suarte and Muchos Gracias!

Honesy

Thank you guys for stopping by and what a pleasant surprise to see you again after Argentina. What a small world!

where are you guys?
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Just what I needed, a haven from the heat in Nicaragua!

Salcar's wonderful big casa, with its wide, wide verandahs/patios was so cool and relaxing - so cool and relaxing that I didn't want to leave and face the heat on the road, again, so stayed an extra day.

It's such a pleasure staying here. I'd recommend it highly to all travellers. Great accommodation, great surroundings, great host, great WiFi and great ambience. What more could a weary traveller want?

Do yourself a favour - stay at Salcar's casa when in Nicaragua! You won't regret it, believe me.
Hi B.Bird!
I look forward to having you a third time at the house once you are done with your RTW and return to travel in Latin America!
Maybe one of this day I'll see you on the road. Good luck with Iron butts!
where are you now a days? which bike are u riding?
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I'll be traveling through Central America from Costa Rica to the US. I will be around the Managua area in late July and need a place to stay. I'm a 22 year old male, just graduated college and looking for an adventure. If your looking more in depth you can email me at davidschwietz@creighton.edu.

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I'll be traveling through Central America from Costa Rica to the US. I will be around the Managua area in late July and need a place to stay. I'm a 22 year old male, just graduated college and looking for an adventure. If your looking more in depth you can email me at davidschwietz@creighton.edu.

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COOL I should be around. Let me know when you are getting closer!
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