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Volcan, Panama

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Cerra Punto and the Quetzal Trail to Boquete

A travel blog entry by candcsmith

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Cerro Punta is a beautiful little town on the other side of Volcan Baru from Boquete. At about 2000 metres above sea level, it is the highest village in Panama and has wonderful views over the countryside. The area is important for the vegetables grown here (onions, tomatoes, peppers, coffee), for dairy farms and for race horse breeding. Much of …

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And a Little Bit about Service...

A travel blog entry by daynasaur


Since everyone here already knows where all the deaf people are at, Deaf search is practically nonexistent. Its such a small town anyways (I seriously see the same 20 people every day) the initial search probably only took an hour or so! Because of that, Sign Language service consists only of bible studies and return visits, which definitely has its pros and cons. ...

Slaaaaaaaaaaackersss....

A travel blog entry by bethynrae

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Oh goodness me. It's been almost a month! Aaaahhhhh were sorryyyyyyy!! Man our trip is almost half over! Ok so what were gonna do is just post a buncha pics with explanations in the titles :) Aaaand we will try to be better with the blog from here on out :)
TO THE PICTURES!
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Laundry, Wind, Water, and Garbage!

A travel blog entry by daynasaur

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... no clue what amibas are (psh go back to college). Its strange, but the quality of the water here has really opened my eyes as to how much we humans really need water. To wash ourselves, wash our dishes, food, and clothes, for ice and for drinking. Here you can't just rinse a fork and eat with it, unless you want to get sick. All your dishes have to be dry before you eat with them. And you have to wash your produce with a teaspoon of bleach in a sink of water.
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Lost in the Jungle!

A travel blog entry by daynasaur

... us making the sky all shades of purple yellow and blue. It was so quiet and peaceful, the only sounds were our footsteps and distant cicadas. The coffee plants were bushes about my height with dark purple berries all over them (the coffee beans). I got to taste a couple and they were really sweet! Coffee is such a strange thing. The path went on and on. We ran down slopy hillside pastures in the sunset... it was so great! To make things even better we ...

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