Cabinas Riverside Cahuita
behind Vista del Mar Restaurant Cahuita, Province of Limon, Costa Rica
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Caribbean Swimming meets Rained on in Rainforest
... America and the world not doing the same thing, there is enough discarded plastic to make so many usable things??
Tracy told us later that, at one point when she and Anthony were walking ahead of us as we had stopped to admire some plant, Anthony asked Tracy if we were her parents. How cheeky, we are far too young to have a child as old as Tracy :-)
As we were nearing the end of the walk we started feeling a bit peckish so I asked Anthony for ...
Cahuita, no worries mon!
... blink and miss the town.
dreads on 2 out of 3. buildings are painted basically in only three colors. green. yellow. black. raggae music is pumped from every place of business. received lots of "no worries mon". the park is the center of all the action and the heartbeat of the town. people young and old can be found there catching up, playing games and hussling.
found ourselves a nice little hostel on the beach, ...
Awesome to be back
... it it was fun but a little bigger than she first thought. I called her a nutter, and was just happy she was ok. She later admitted to me that she had scared herself a bit and that she wasn't planning on doing any more jumps like that in a hurry. The taxi soon arrived and we headed back into town to chill some more. My my, what a stressful place. That night we ate at Flip Flop for the first time. Little did we know that we would eat there about 12 more times ...
Aviarios del Caribe, Sloth Sanctuary
... output and how much they ate of their last meal. Then we prep and feed them mango for breakfast for the 2 toed sloths and wash leaves for the 3 toed sloths. We then go and make breakfast for ourselves at the volunteer house with provided eggs, bread and cereal.
At around 9 am is "baby-time" and for 1.5 hrs we get to cuddle and hold the baby sloths.
We walk with them through the trees and vines and let ...
Waterfall near BriBir
... I think Shirley had grand time at the waterfall. I could tell by the never-ending smile on her face. She told us losing her luggage had really made her realize all the things she really could do without. This seems to be a theme here in Costa Rica.
With us also were Mary and Steve from Boston and Karen and her daughter Dana from New Hampshire. Karen is a crazy photographer! Her camera is her third eye and a ...
