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Barra del Tortugero Tortuguero, Province of Limon, Costa Rica
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Manuel Antonio
Today I got up with the sun and Kirby and I decided to make the journey to Manuel Antonio national park. Jill drove us into town and on the way I saw a bunch of blue morphos! We opted to take the hike around punto catedral instead of going straight to the beach, and it was a great decision. Along the walk through the forest I saw 4 kinds of lizards …
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Day 26
... of the banks were lined with rainforest trees. We saw several kingfishers. It turned out that Darryl, the man whose B&B we are staying in, was also on the boat, so when we arrived he showed us where we had to go. It is an unusual village - the only way to reach it is by boat and it sits on a stretch of land between the sea and a very wide river which has other ...
Week 5 - Worst Jag Walk EVER
... him on Marks camera card at loads of different places. We also took some disgusting photos of things that look very much like rude things on his card too (teabag covered in nutella placed between the knees and taken at a close specific angle, scrunched up knees that look like scrotums etc) and then hid Wilson. I added Wilson to the list of kidnapped people on the sign out board (Yannie has a little mascot thing that also gets taken and Benjii ...
If you could just get out and push the boat...
... We also saw an ant eater, a few caimens, and lots of different birds.
In the afternoon, after the heavy downpour, we headed out again on a trail headed up by Roberto. Again we ended up coming across some spider monkeys having a snack. We also saw lots of spiders (Lucy was not impressed!), and this brilliant bird (which we've forgotten the name of), that tilts itself 90 degrees backwards and makes this impressive sort of ...
Tortuguero National Park
... José. If there is an emergency in the village they have an emergency plane which can take you to San José in 25 mins and to a hospital. But I guess it has to be life threatening. Little did we know that Paula would soon be needing a doctor!! We found Castor as he promised by his house and he was taking another 4 people from Lithuania in the same canoe. So off we went. We spent 3 hours going around the canals and I think it was really worth going in a canoe instead of a motor ...


