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Flowers & Coffee
Hola, And the rain began...after the most impressive thunder and lightening storm we have ever seen. The thunder was cracking right over our room, shaking the entire building, wow!!! It rained for two days straight, which might have been OK, except during the storm the Internet tower was damaged. No Internet...what now? The only thing we could do …
White water rafting madness
Caught the plane at 8.15 which stopped briefly at Bocas then onto David which is a big city on the other side of the mountains. AS we approached David the countryside reminded me of Wiltshire with fields and cattle graszing in undulating countryside. I was headed for a place higher up and took the bus to Boquete. Minimal in an old boneshaker. As it …
Gorgeous Boquete
... The post office experience was funny. Firstly they don't sell any envelopes in it, so you have to go to a local shop and buy these. You also have to get your ID photocopied in a shop and give them a copy of this. They don't have a photocopier either or any computer. They use a little notebook to calculate things- very old school! The local girl working there was extremely helpful and patient with us. She told us ...
Goodbye south America, Hello central America
... more to reduce the boat’s rolling
motion in the quartering NE swell rather than to add speed. It wasn’t at all
rough but the boat’s motion was enough to force Chris & Janet into their
bunks for much of the trip until we arrived at the San Blas Islands which was a
shame for them. So they probably didn’t fully appreciate Sym’s cooking which
was great. As well as being a very competent skipper and blue water sailor he
can knock up a ...
Our teacher, our professor.
... door to bring us our breakfast. She was an older lady in her late 60s with a round face, grey hair and portly figure. Not catching her name completely, she soon took to us with her limited English and our limited Spanish and greeted us with a motherly hug and a kiss. She fondled our cheeks and soon took a keen interest in Murray’s Spanish book, deciding that it was her responsibility to be our ‘professor’, our ‘teacher’ over the next few days. ...
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