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Coffee plantation, La Paz Waterfall, Poas Volcano,
Lindsey from Cali, Steven from Florida, Natalia from Chile, Cicho and Gilberto and Me had a great day of Highlights. So we hit up some breakfast at the Siempre Verde bread and breakfast, delicious. Then we toured the coffee fields and learned a little about the whole process. Next was Poas Volcano, it was smokin. Then the La Paz River Waterfall, …
Wald Wald Wald
Hola Amigos,
The trip is wrapping itself up, and we are unable to offer resistance. Resistance, as they say in Star Trek, is futile. The Rainforest of the Austrians was a very nice place. It was our last splurge before heading back to San Jose. The flight leaves tomorrow morning at 930 AM and will have us back in Austria around the same …
Golfo Dulce and Its Inhabitants
... from it into the water, going under it, trying to get the others to lose their balance and fall off it. Our host has lived in CR for 25 years (from Michigan) and raised two boys there. He had a ton of stories collected from the years, plus many friendships, alliances, interesting structures and skills that have all been ******** in this very remote place. Toli leaned to fish and caught two fish for dinner. We learned to make coconut milk from ...
Paradise!?!?!?
... to be accomplished before 10 or 11 in the morning, so everyone rises around 5 (ahah, that’s why nothing was opened last night at 8:30!). We went into town (well, we navigated the potholes) and got some provisions and experienced first-hand some of the colorful characters they talked about in the brochures. Everyone knows everyone here.
When we returned home we decided to explore the beach. The beach is literally right in our backyard. ...
Rustic Beyond Belief.
We got to the border crossing before it even opened. Our bus only took us as far as here and we had to stand around for over an hour before it opened and we could get stamped out of Panama and then into Costs Rica. On the other side, we found the bus station and got a first bus that was going to either Laurel or Golfito. It turned out to be Golfito first, and it left right after we boarded. The time seemed to pass quickly, probably due to the bad nights sleep ...