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Travel Blogs from Jaco
Not Exactly "Suffering for Jesus"
... be proud to know that none of the Team (including Darin and Bob) cried "Mommieeee" when they began their descent. What a rush! Everyone enjoyed the nearly 2 hour adventure which gave us a lot to talk about.
After ziplining, we headed back to Jaco for lunch at the beach and an afternoon of souvenir shopping, as well as swimming and beachcombing. The afternoon also included various members ...
Happy Valentine's Day!
... it out myself while he was sitting around the corner from the shop in the shade!)
We headed back toward home and decided to stop at a restaurant that is made out of an old C-123 aircraft from the Noreiga/Nicuargua regime. It was shot down during the Reagan/Oliver North time and the American pilot was a prisoner of war for a while. Once out, he went back and ...
The Transition
... br> Not even taken off yet and already getting annoyed...hehe :P
The plane touched down in Dallas and that's where I braced myself. I know how paranoid American customs are. Or at least I thought I knew...
After the normal customs they see I've come from Latin-America and send me through to a second customs where they check my big bag, my back pack, my little bag, my sweater...
I check my bag back in and start off towards my terminal. ...
More Pacific coast
... buildings that had collapsed in the floodwaters.
We also went to Carara national park to look for Scarlet Macaws. After waiting all afternoon, we saw a tree that was alive with them. They are big birds - 90cm from beak to tail, and the colours are scarcely believable in their richness. At one point, something scared the birds and as they flew away from us with the low sun behind us, we were mesmerised by the colours. ...
Better late than never...?
... smelled like sulfur as promised! San Carlos has a beautiful park with tons of trees that are cut to look like animals, arches, and things as unexpected as dinosaurs and helicopters. Maria said that during Christmas time (which is more or less the entire month of December and most of November), they put lights on all the sculptures and it's even prettier! It was a great trip, and we got to go with another uncle and his family to get to know them better.
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