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Guatemala and El Salvador in Pictures

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Craig Frew|09:46 UK time, Wednesday, 21 October 2009

You can find the full set of pictures from Mark's adventure in Guatemala and El Salvador on flickr.

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Bienvenidos a Guatemala
One of the most relaxed border crossings I have ever been through - I managed to persuade them to glance at my passport!

More pictures available on the flickr stream including the latest photos from Nicaragua.

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