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    The craziest local bus service you've ever seen. Always decorated in disco lights and blaring music from them.: by jorjejuanita, Views[548]
         		 Casco Viejo (Panama old town). Catedral Metropolitana.: by jorjejuanita, Views[442]
         		 Casco Viejo (Panama old town). San Fransisco church.: by jorjejuanita, Views[286]
         		 View of (the new) Panama City from the old town peninsula. Many many tall white sparkling skyscrapers.: by jorjejuanita, Views[294]
         		 Casco Viejo (Panama old town). Looking really really old.: by jorjejuanita, Views[324]
     
    Casco Viejo (Panama old town).: by jorjejuanita, Views[352]
         		 Casco Viejo (Panama old town). The ruins of the church and convent of Santo Domingo.: by jorjejuanita, Views[310]
         		 Casco Viejo (Panama old town), gorgeous city. Church and convent of the Compania de Jesus.: by jorjejuanita, Views[416]
         		 Miraflores Locks.: by jorjejuanita, Views[295]
         		 Lucky enough to see a second ship pass through the morning we were there. Petrol/gas tanker.: by jorjejuanita, Views[366]
     
    Postcard picture. Miraflores Locks.: by jorjejuanita, Views[314]
         		 Eight minutes later it's filled again.: by jorjejuanita, Views[347]
         		 Gates closing. To fill up the lock with water again.: by jorjejuanita, Views[325]
         		 Enjoying a white wine and beer at the bar on the viewing platform. Panama is very hot, like Perth dry heat too, so it's nice in the shade.: by jorjejuanita, Views[376]
         		 Check out the difference in water levels on either side of the gate in the closest lane ! The gates are eight stories high. Looking at them from a distance and seeing a ship in them you forget how big and heavy they really are. : by jorjejuanita, Views[335]
     
    Out into the Pacific Ocean. : by jorjejuanita, Views[323]
         		 Passing through.: by jorjejuanita, Views[312]
         		 Lock emptied, gates open and the trains pull the ship through to the end of the lock. : by jorjejuanita, Views[342]
         		 Water being emptied from the lock and the ship descending. It was coming from Gatun Lake out to the Pacific Ocean (lower water level).: by jorjejuanita, Views[963]
         		 The little trains pulling the ship into the lock, up to the gates.: by jorjejuanita, Views[361]
     
    Automobile carrier.: by jorjejuanita, Views[253]
         		 First ship we saw pass through the locks. Automobile carrier.: by jorjejuanita, Views[249]
         		 The two lanes of the Miraflores Locks. : by jorjejuanita, Views[272]
         		 Ship passing through the gates further up Gatun Lake (before the Miraflores Locks).: by jorjejuanita, Views[306]
         		 Jorje in charge of the locks.: by jorjejuanita, Views[248]
     
    Panama Canal exhibition centre at the Miraflores locks.: by jorjejuanita, Views[274]
         		 The Panama Canal exhibition centre. Best museum and exhibition centre ever. Just getting the water percentage checked.: by jorjejuanita, Views[261]
         		 A very simple bus station. Back from Bocas Islands on to the mainland and waiting for our bus to Panama City. Was meant to be a ten hour ride but our local protestors added another seven hours onto that.: by jorjejuanita, Views[290]
         		 Starfish Beach living up to its name.: by jorjejuanita, Views[500]
         		 Pretty.: by jorjejuanita, Views[424]
     
    Starfish everywhere in the water, and very shallow. No snorkel required.: by jorjejuanita, Views[520]
         		 Starfish Beach.: by jorjejuanita, Views[473]
         		 Starfish Beach. Maravilloso (Spanish for wonderful).: by jorjejuanita, Views[432]
         		 Starfish Beach. : by jorjejuanita, Views[297]
         		 Starfish Beach. The first and most impressive beach we visited.: by jorjejuanita, Views[272]
     
    Our favourite beach in Bocas. Jorje relaxing at Starfish Beach. We got the lounge chair for free too - very rare !: by jorjejuanita, Views[324]
         		 Juanita getting her gear and weight-belt on.: by jorjejuanita, Views[269]
         		 Juanita about to go overboard for the first time.: by jorjejuanita, Views[253]
         		 First time off the edge of the boat, all kitted-up. Open/confined water for dive skills learning.: by jorjejuanita, Views[296]
         		 Scuba diving skills before the dive down to the wreck.: by jorjejuanita, Views[267]
     
    Juanita doing the skills test with Freddy before the dive.: by jorjejuanita, Views[248]
         		 The wreck. Fun for the first ever dive. Visibility only so-so re the green water colour. : by jorjejuanita, Views[288]
         		 Checking out the wreck with instructor Freddy.: by jorjejuanita, Views[279]
         		 Bug-eyes, scuba diving style.: by jorjejuanita, Views[275]
         		 Woo hoo hoo, first dive together over the ship wreck.: by jorjejuanita, Views[743]
     
    Panamanian houses on Colon Island.: by jorjejuanita, Views[293]
         		 Panamanian houses on Colon Island.: by jorjejuanita, Views[284]
         		 Colon Isla. No one lives in this one anymore though.: by jorjejuanita, Views[320]
         		 Water taxi ride to Red Frog Beach: by jorjejuanita, Views[264]
         		 Jorje tootling home on his bike, the 'blue bullet': by jorjejuanita, Views[313]
     
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