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		<title>Nothing Cheers Me Up Like the Beach</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I think it was lucky that we were headed to the beach when our stuff got stolen, because though I<a href="http://tedandsarah.com/2010/09/16/nothing-cheers-me-up-like-the-beach/" class="searchmore">Read the Rest...</a><div class="clr"></div>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img class="alignright" title="Courtney and Jed" src="http://lh4.ggpht.com/_dLwSf-ngJPI/TIqXO6AesZI/AAAAAAAAOWo/_QJvf23ypX4/s640/IMG_4825.JPG" alt="" width="310" height="232" />I think it was lucky that we were headed to the beach when our stuff got <a href="http://tedandsarah.com/2010/09/11/we´re-a-statistic/">stolen</a>, because though I was bummed to have been the victim of theft, we were thankfully in a relaxing, beautiful environment to get our minds off the frustration.</p>
<p>Courtney, a friend of mine from my triathlon training group in Boulder, is currently  living with her husband Jed in Montañita, Ecuador for several months. Courtney  and Jed are also on a bit of one-year sabbatical themselves posting up for three  months at a time in four different locations around the globe. They were  conveniently in Ecuador where we were and they were nice enough to invite us to  visit.</p>
<p>They´ve got a great pad within blocks of the down-town area and the beach. Montañita  is a tiny little town that caters to tourists – both local and not-so local.  There are lots of different languages being spoken, lots of fruity cocktails  to drink and lots of dreadlocks. Though very different than the rest of our  Ecuador experience, I have to say that it was quite a treat &#8211; almost like a  vacation from a vacation.</p>
<p><img class="alignleft" title="Drinking by the beach" src="http://lh6.ggpht.com/_dLwSf-ngJPI/TIqZkR7mYcI/AAAAAAAAOXU/jwEKRiuGxAo/s640/IMG_4832.JPG" alt="" width="290" height="217" />We ate delicious and inexpensive seafood every night. Courtney and Jed got us  out on surf boards and shared some tips. We enjoyed several of the fancy drinks  they make there with our favorite being the hard to pronounce capiroska  (vodka, sugar, lime juice and limes). They make a similar drink with sugarcane  alcohol but Courtney recommended the vodka version!</p>
<p><img class="alignright" title="Whale watching" src="http://lh3.ggpht.com/_dLwSf-ngJPI/TIqjooNOlBI/AAAAAAAAOaA/byw-E39NjCo/s640/IMG_4866.JPG" alt="" width="260" height="194" />Ted and I were also lucky enough to take a whale watching tour. We were told that  we were nearing the end of the season so it might be hard to find the whales.  Also, if we did find them they might not be breeching or as exciting as they are  in July and August when they are trying to attract mates. However, we not only  saw LOTS of whale, we saw them close up, we saw them far away, we saw them  jumping, the whole works!</p>
<p>A huge thank you to Courtney and Jed for their hospitality! I should also thank Courtney for her help with the police report because her Spanish is  fantastic and came in SUPER handy.  It was such a treat to visit your little paradise and I hope we can rendez-vous again  with you on your next stop in Argentina!</p>
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