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Sun, 20 Jan 2008 | By connieandjohn | Photo Gallery
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Sat, 19 Jan 2008 | By connieandjohn | Views [1159]
Having read that the main border crossing from Costa Rica to Panama is the worst in Central America we elected to try an alternate route. We spent our last night in CR at San Vito, a lumpy, bumpy half-hour drive from the crossing at Rio Sereno. ... Read more >
Tags: Misadventures
Fri, 28 Dec 2007 | By franzi | Photo Gallery
Wat eine Reise! Einfach der Hammer. Mit Anja eine Woche in einem Land, authentischer, netter und wärmer als Costa Rica. Toll!
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Mon, 29 Oct 2007 | By laurelmarshall | Views [937]
You'd think going from Panama to Ecuador should be just an hour and a half flight, right? Thanks to our One World Alliance Global Explorer ticket, we need to first fly to Miami, check our bags and selves through customs, and recheck everything again, ... Read more >
Tags: On the Road
Sat, 27 Oct 2007 | By laurelmarshall | Views [2365]
The Panamanian Province of Los Santos is rich with culture, custom and is the heart of festivals. We've stopped off here, in search of a famous mask artist, Carlos Ivan de Leon. We've made our way to the very tiny town on Villa de Los Santos, purely ... Read more >
Tags: Culture
Fri, 26 Oct 2007 | By laurelmarshall | Views [3884]
What truly makes a brand global? Is it that the product is available and consumed everywhere around the world, and is widely recognized globally? When we think of global brands, Coca Cola is the first that comes to mind for us... it's visually everywhere ... Read more >
Tags: Shopping
Thu, 25 Oct 2007 | By laurelmarshall | Views [1508]
Walking through the streets of towns here in Panama, it’s more common to see real estate offices, than locally owned shops, restaurants and other local businesses. Branches of US owned real estate companies are on every corner, in addition to Panamanian ... Read more >
Tags: Culture
Wed, 24 Oct 2007 | By laurelmarshall | Views [2023]
Isla Bastiamentos has a well known beach - Red Frog Beach, that is famous for those little creatures called Poison Dart Frogs. A large development near the beach, Red Frog Resort, is actually threatening the habitat of these slippery little red creatures.... Read more >
Tags: Beaches & sunshine
Tue, 23 Oct 2007 | By laurelmarshall | Views [1938]
The Central American Caribbean coast is a very unique cultural area. Similar to the Caribbean coastline of Costa Rica, Panama's population is rich with diversity. The Bocas area has an Afro-Caribbean feel, people are strikingly different physically ... Read more >
Tags: Culture
Mon, 22 Oct 2007 | By laurelmarshall | Views [944]
We opted to stay in Bocas Town for a couple more days, as it's the first time we've had regular wifi access and we wanted to monitor the fire situation in San Diego. It's frustrating being so far from home with such devastation occurring, and not knowing ... Read more >
Tags: Misadventures
Sun, 21 Oct 2007 | By laurelmarshall | Views [1035]
Today's our seventh wedding anniversary, and I've booked two nights for us at "Al Natural," an all inclusive ecolodge on Bastiamento Island, with really cool open air bungalows set amongst the jungle and overlooking the sea and pristine beach.... Read more >
Tags: Misadventures
Sat, 20 Oct 2007 | By laurelmarshall | Views [1135]
We spent our day navigating the mini-van system here in the Panamanian Province of Chiriqui, and eventually make our way up to Bocas del Toro. It's been pouring rain all day, no different than any of the others we've had since arriving here in Panama.... Read more >
Tags: Beaches & sunshine
Fri, 19 Oct 2007 | By laurelmarshall | Views [1410]
There are some people doing really good work in Panama. In particular, Paul and Jenny Saban, who have recently moved to Boquete from Europe, toil each day to create the beautiful gardens, they call Paradise Gardens. These are no ordinary gardens..... Read more >
Tags: People
Thu, 18 Oct 2007 | By laurelmarshall | Views [1059]
We met some really cool guys from the US on our bus to David. Jim and John have been here for several years, sailing boats. Jim knows everyone, and has been asked to sail some impressive boats here, and moves in the circles with some of Panama's elite.... Read more >
Tags: The Great Outdoors
Wed, 17 Oct 2007 | By laurelmarshall | Views [1467]
We're off on our overnight bus to David, en route to the small mountain of Boquete. We were warned that busses here were chilled with air conditioning, so we had our long pants, fleeces, and wool socks ready, while we waited in 90˚ weather for our midnight ... Read more >
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