SAN SALVADOR–I will here, for the time being, suspend my narrative of our journeys in Peru and skip forward to the present. On February 6 I flew from Columbus, Ohio to Guatemala City, took a shuttle to Antigua, where I spent two days at my old favorite, the Hospedaje El Refugio, and early the morning of the eighth, took a small bus out of the Guatemalan highlands and down the coast of El Salvador to San Salvador and the Hotel Via Real where I met the SARA team. I promise to continue the Peruvian stories as I relate my current travels so, dear reader, please return for both.
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