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Newbies handling my section, Twilight, Coming back
... confusing, I was obviously hoping that she would be overjoyed and be like yes! However although she said she really wants me to come back she's recently had Dusty and Jorge here for over 3 months when they were meant to be here for two weeks and have ended up staying for free. I think they've also been asked to leave, not in like a bad way but that they've done what they need to and Judy thinks that's enough because she told me that they're leaving two days after me. ...
The one with Sarah's first earthquake
... normally, I had to hand feed Pip the Princess who has apparently decided to only eat her vegetables when I hand feed them to her. Not that I mind she is beyond cute. We're supposedly going to have another strong earthquake tonight, I'm figuring this presumption is going to be along the same lines as predicting the weather so I'm not expecting too much. We have however created an earthquake alarm which involves balancing items on a chair so ...
Cahuita
... hier! Erinnert ein klein wenig an Jamaika:) ...da muss mann einfach einen Gang zurückschalten!
Wir genossen 5 Tage hier, mieteten Fahrräder und strampelten durch die Strassen! Eines morgens besuchten wir den National Park der direkt am Meer liegt, wir sahen Affen, Faultiere, Eidechsen, Waschbären, Schmetterlinge, Eichhörnchen, Frösche, Spinnen, Krebse und Vögel! Es ist fantastisch so nahe an der Natur zu sein, sie zu hören, riechen und sehen!
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Monos en la Selva
... the local species of raccoon that hangs out in the trees. We were also anxiously on the lookout for the bright yellow vipers that are common in these parts--no sightings thus far!
Other highlights were spotting sloths (including mama and baby) each night as they meandered along the cable lines in town to feed and hanging out with Dan and Alissa at Reggae Restaurant along the Playa Negra.
A Panama....!
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Cacaotrail
... und sogar ein Zahlungsmittel. Später wurden dann die Bananen bedeutender und der Kakaoanbau wurde praktisch eingestellt. Wolfgang Bissinger hat auf den 10 Hektaren der Anlage einen grossen Garten angelegt mit diversen Kakaobäumen, Bananenstauden, Zuckerrohrgewächsen, Orchideen und vielen anderen lokale Pflanzen. Auch ausländische Pflanzen wachsen hier. Z.B. Bouganvillea wächst hier seit 15 Jahren - vorher sei das Klima zu ...
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