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Stocking up for the week and living it up at nite
After unloading the tons of stuff we had brought with us, luggage, snorkel gear and prescription masks, lots of food treats for Gina, who has been here 3 months already and other assorted toys and unnecessary stuff, we head back to Cobano for groceries. Back up the steep gravely hill and across the high dusty hill top roads, we wound our way back through the screaming kadydids and 95 degree air. It's about 7 miles back to Cobano and the bus goes daily. We were glad for the car ...
Happy hour
... as Gina and I had to get back on our minibus and tookoff for Montezuma arriving before noon. Loading everyones bags into Ylang Ylang's land cruiser, several of us deciced to walk the beach. Six pack in hand, we ventured onto the warm, soft sand, finally feeling like we have arrived at our destination. Reaching YY, our bags had been delivered to our room, which Tami and Dean were so kindly allowing us to crash in, we quickly changed for more drinking by the pool. Needless to ...
Live and let live!
Buenas Tardes, from sunny Costa Rica. With my doors and windows open, allowing a pleasant breeze to check out my pad I feel very blessed right now. If feeling a little blue ( a rare occurrence out here) all I need to do is look outside my bedroom window to see the happily playing chickens, bright colours of the tropical plants and the glow of the warm sun. Costa Ricans have been claimed to be the happiest people on the planet and I suspect the ...
If you like Pina Coladas
... a papaya!!!
Fenna brought two delicious chip-like snacks and we dipped them in delicious bean dip. Pipo came over and we all had a nice dinner of salad, potatos, Caribbean beans and rice, picante, and a dessert of tomal-something (didnt catch the word but it was flan-like), and baked plantains, along with our AMAZING homeade pina coladas. We got into deep conversations and discussions about religions and beliefs and ...
Montezuma
... best boat transfer ever. Along the way we bumped into a giant sea turtle and a pod of 20 dolphins. The captain was more than happy to cruise around for a while watching the dolphins jumping out of the water and swim along the side of the boat.
Montezuma is very different from all the other places we had visited so far in Costa Rica. This place was far more remote, completely under developed and utterly gorgeous. It's a tiny ...
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