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    obu and Volcan Arenal: by thefuegoproject, Views[460]
         		 Nobu and Hiro riding to Laguna Arenal, a rainy day: by thefuegoproject, Views[553]
         		 Riding from Samara to Canas: by thefuegoproject, Views[514]
         		 Nobu, Hiro and Anna riding over the 'bridge of the friendship of Taiwan'. We see our first crocodile under it. : by thefuegoproject, Views[522]
         		 Nobu having a chat with the monkeys: by thefuegoproject, Views[3614]
     
    Howler monkeys near Samara: by thefuegoproject, Views[533]
         		 dinner in Samara: by thefuegoproject, Views[572]
         		 Nobu and Hiro, so good to see them again after 7 months: by thefuegoproject, Views[537]
         		 catching up in an old panga on the beach: by thefuegoproject, Views[520]
         		 Playa Samara, where we catch up with Nobu and Hiro: by thefuegoproject, Views[590]
     
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         		 After the lay the turtle walks back to sea. Since the tide is going out, it takes her a long time to get to the waters. She rests about every 10 steps and sighs.: by thefuegoproject, Views[457]
         		 Vultures are waiting for a egg feast. : by thefuegoproject, Views[510]
         		 anna watching the eggs drop in the hole: by thefuegoproject, Views[488]
         		 We are extremely lucky to catch a turtle laying around sunrise, and thus see the whole lay in daylight. She is panting with exhaustion.: by thefuegoproject, Views[520]
     
    Then she heads back to sea: by thefuegoproject, Views[427]
         		 The reason we are here is to see olive ridley turtles lay eggs. This is our first encounter, just before midnight. The turtle digs a hole with its hindlegs and lays around 100 eggs.: by thefuegoproject, Views[463]
         		 Sunset at El Ostional: by thefuegoproject, Views[538]
         		 Locals playing the marimaba at the saturday soccer match in El Ostional: by thefuegoproject, Views[518]
         		 sweeping views of the pacific : by thefuegoproject, Views[478]
     
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         		 According to the stories, the roads would be impassable during the wet season. It didn't turn out too bad: only 3 small river crossings in two days, this one even ridable: by thefuegoproject, Views[569]
         		 Guanacaste Peninsula, riding from Tamarindo to El Ostional: by thefuegoproject, Views[606]
         		 Ali sweating it out just after crossing into Costa Rica: by thefuegoproject, Views[658]
     
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