Friday, February 11, 2011

Elizabeth’s Secret Garden Living in Arenal, Costa Rica

Come follow me to Arenal, Costa Rica for my 3 month adventure. My plane lands in San Jose on Feb. 14th. I will be living with my mom and siblings in a small village near Arenal Volcano. The village overlooks Lake Arenal and the Arenal Volcano. The Arenal Volcano pictured below measures about 5,358 feet and is estimated to be less than 7,000 years old. It is considered Costa Rica’s most active volcano.

IMG_7921Arenal lake

My future blog entries in Costa Rica will start on February 18, 2011. I will document my adventurous explorations, photographs of exotic wildlife, and starting an agricultural project for SHAPE International http://www.shapeinternational.org/ . I will also be blogging about people I meet, community service projects, and daily living in Costa Rica.


Below is a preview with some photographs along with a video that depicts the adventures of Costa Rica. I encourage you to become a follower and check in weekly for updates.

IMG_7868 waterfall 2

IMG_7986 bridge

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“Elizabeth’s Secret Garden” has been published!

Holding Plaza Spanish textbook Here I am holding the Plaza Spanish Textbook containing my article which showcases my blog!

My article I wrote for The Costa Rica News about my eco stay in the jungles of Costa Rica http://thecostaricanews.com/elizabeths-secret-garden-stays-eco-in-costa-rica-jungles/2385 has been published.

My column and blog entry was selected by Cengage Learning to be published in their latest “Plazas”, Spanish college textbook http://tinyurl.com/6j26ne2 . Authors: Robert Hershberger, Susan Navey Davis, Guiomar Borrs A.

To read my original blog entry click on the following link. http://elizabethssecretgarden.blogspot.com/2010/01/my-first-day-in-costa-rica.html

Come visit me in Costa Rica!

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2 comments:

  1. You are a very admirable young lady. It makes my heart glad to see young people who love natural history. It will enrich a life right up to the end. How I wish there were more in your generation like you!

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  2. I'm glad there are young gals as yourself making the most out of life!

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