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         		 Me by the river: by raisa_mar, Views[181]
         		 Call me Android, the new member said as he stared proudly at his success.: by raisa_mar, Views[673]
         		 Ice Cold Water. The sport is played at -10° and the men have never seen snow.: by raisa_mar, Views[543]
     
    Memorizing the Bobsled track. With speeds up tp 160 kph mistakes are critical.: by raisa_mar, Views[473]
         		 Endurance. Their physical abilities where tested fighting pro wrestlers.: by raisa_mar, Views[533]
         		 Five Panamanian athletes competing to be part of a Bobsled Olympic dream.: by raisa_mar, Views[478]
         		 [HIDING HALLOWEEN CRAB] Looking for iguanas on a small wildlife refuge on Panama's Azuero Peninsula (Isla Iguana), I instead found a lone, yet mesmorising Halloween crab under a rock. It was as though it was waiting for something. I was surprised later that night when the island came alive with thousands of these crabs; the beach became a moving, clicking sea of purple and orange. I was camping on the beach that night and needless to say I did not get much sleep. It was like a B grade horror movie as crabs crawled underneath, over the top of and even inside my tent. I found out later that this is a phenomenon that only occurs twice a year with these crabs on this unique refuge. It was quite the memorable experience that I won't forget in a hurry!: by mimosa, Views[1706]
         		 [SLOTH ACROBATICS] One day in Panama city I walked to a market on a forested hill, Cerro Ancon. The market was just beginning and different flavours of popular Reggaeton tunes were being blasted from tinny sound systems, seemingly from all directions. Unfortunately for a local sloth, he had overnight chosen a tree right above the central activities of the daytime market, which were encroaching on the forested area. With the realisation of human chaos beneath its tree, the sloth was desperately trying to make an escape to nearby trees without having to climb down its own tree. Unfortunately for the sloth, the nearby trees were not so nearby. In this process of escape the sloth demonstrated some magnificent displays of acrobatics (and energy!) that I did not realise were possible for a sloth. It was fascinating to see the fluid, yet also awkward movements of such a strange creature. But it left me with a heavy feeling of guilt (and helplessness) as I watched this sloth's distress. I am pleased to say that eventually the sloth's efforts were rewarded and he safely made it to the arms of nearby branches, where he clambered away more quickly than I've ever seen a sloth do so.: by mimosa, Views[1541]
     
    [CALM AMIDST CHAOS] While visiting a small town, Pedasi for the Santa Catalina festival, the town came alive with rich colours, sounds and excitement for one its biggest events. Like many other festivals in Panama, much of this excitement is fuelled by a lot of drinking of home made alcohol. Towards the end of the day there was much stumbling and confusion by many. When I asked to take a photo of this man he kindly let me do so and impressively took a very composed, calm stature despite the cacophony of excitement around him. However, he did not look at the camera. Instead his also very calm cow looked straight into the lense - somewhat knowingly.: by mimosa, Views[583]
         		 [BREAKING THE STEREOTYPE OF LATINO MALES] At the Santa Catalina festival I witnessed this moment of dedication and tenderness from a local campesino farmer towards his baby. He had such focus of care as other men around him were loudly partaking in other activities. I was particularly struck by the timing of this moment and my reflection of it, as right behind them was a sign 'Protecto' (protection in English). This, I think, may have been a sign for a brand of fertiliser, but nevertheless I found it reflected the essence of the moment and my thoughts around it. During my travels in Panama as a female, I was at times taken aback by macho and chauvinistic attitudes of some men. However, like many countries around the world, it is changing and I was pleased to be get insights into greater open mindedness around gender and associated roles. : by mimosa, Views[567]
         		 [TWIRLING PRACTICE] Also at Catalina festival I witnessed this quiet moment between these two girls amidst the stimulus of the festival. They were in a car park practising twirling their skirts, for their participation in a parade. I later saw them and other females twirling in complicated ways, in rhythm to music. After observing them, I realised that twirling in a coordinated way was not an easy feat. The girls seemed to be taking their preparation very seriously and with much dedication. There also seemed to be extreme effort that had been paid to their appearance; they were wearing makeup and complex and ornate hair pieces (as we're other girls and women at the festival). This festival and participation in it seemed very important to local people in the town and a lot of energy had gone into it.: by mimosa, Views[489]
         		 On a dock at sunset, feeling the Sun over my skin, breathing... I found myself.: by luciana, Views[918]
         		 On a very quiet corner of Isla Caranero, mama sloth feeding her baby (2mts high): by luciana, Views[379]
     
    While sitting on a trunk this little beauty approached, sat 10cm away and stared: by luciana, Views[344]
         		 This coned leave caught my attention during a walk in the middle of the jungle: by luciana, Views[285]
         		 A boat tied to the shore in one of Panama's most beautiful islands. Trip start: by luciana, Views[310]
         		 There are ink sketches on the table surface, where he cuts the tobacco.: by thuyvi, Views[281]
         		 The naturally-lit shop is filled with some personal mementos.: by thuyvi, Views[299]
     
    Smiling, he raises a cigarro leaf wrapper and continues working.: by thuyvi, Views[327]
         		 On the outskirts of Casco Viejo, a cigar maker works in his small shop.: by thuyvi, Views[720]
         		 9h00: Trapped fish, still alive, flapping around while fishermen finish their work.: by abril_journey, Views[609]
         		 8h30: After 3 hours of hard work, the net is out, plenty of fish everywhere. Fishermen start to choose and pick up the better ones, so do the birds.: by abril_journey, Views[706]
         		 7h00: Fishermen pulling out the net plenty of fish. The birds arrive in outrageous number to try to pick their pray while the fishermen put the net out of the water.: by abril_journey, Views[986]
     
    6h00: Traditional fisherman holding and pulling a net rope while his partners surround a big portion of water with their net on their boat.: by abril_journey, Views[857]
         		 5h30: The sun starts to rise and the day begins for fishermen.: by abril_journey, Views[678]
         		 Panama Canal route - Brave heart lady with a good view.: by ericksandoya, Views[367]
         		 By way of Panama Canal route in a old but safe sailboat - Centenario Bridge. : by ericksandoya, Views[402]
         		 Handmade traditional works - handbag of Chunga with natural color: by ericksandoya, Views[539]
     
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