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         		 I was astonished about how big the market is (it takes 15 minutes to walk around it). It is like a mall where people can buy almost everything they need for living. Here is a lady after shopping several groceries.: by brrandonl, Views[425]
         		 This is a market in a little town in Costa Rica. This photo shows its entrance and how people start working since very early in the morning.: by brrandonl, Views[357]
     
    What impressed me the most was the different things sold in the place, from fruits and vegetables to clothing.: by brrandonl, Views[1382]
         		 Here are two men talking after haggle some products (one is the seller and the other buyer). In the back, another man is working, sweeping the market. Most of the workers are men, instead of women, as is usually in other markets like this.: by brrandonl, Views[431]
         		 Last but not the least, the ground cocoa seeds are then pressed manually through a press, and we have chocolate! This is then added to the condensed milk, and gives you the freshest and tastiest chocolate you could ever have!: by sachinv, Views[496]
         		 Bits of condensed milk are then added to small bowls, to add the cocoa cream to: by sachinv, Views[499]
         		 Once the cocoa seeds are ground, the huskl is then separated from the rest of the seed, by a traditional method of throwing them up in the air, allowing the wind to carry away the lighter husk, so that only the main seed remains.: by sachinv, Views[1228]
     
    We are shown by our guide Eric, how they grind cocoa seeds to make chocolate.: by sachinv, Views[561]
         		 On the way to the Bribri community in Talamanca, up the Yorkin river, with Panama on one side and Costa Rica on the other. The two hour journey was upstream, and beautiful!: by sachinv, Views[1905]
         		 Masaya, Nicaragua.: by lonesometrip, Views[258]
         		 San Pedro, Guatemala: by lonesometrip, Views[281]
         		 Leon, Nicaragua: by lonesometrip, Views[261]
     
    San Jose Costa Rica: by lonesometrip, Views[264]
         		 Bocas del Toro, Panama: by lonesometrip, Views[250]
         		 5) Time to immerse in the last colors of the day: by kma, Views[320]
         		 The magic time comes when day is almost gone but night is still not here.: by kma, Views[433]
         		 3) The sun decides to leave : by kma, Views[312]
     
    2) A full moon is prepared to take the place of the sun: by kma, Views[310]
         		 1) Where forest touches the ocean in the Northern Pacific coast of Costa Rica: by kma, Views[332]
         		 Squirrel monkeys are the rarest of the four monkey species found in Central America. Living in large troops they can often be seen running and chirping through the trees in a mass of commotion. Continued protection of the Corcovado National Park and the surrounding forest is required to maintain a healthy habitat for these and many other species of large mammals. Corcovado National Park has contributed significantly to my love of wildlife photography. After travelling through much of Central America, Corcovado sits as a pinnacle of biodiversity, revealing what much of the rainforest regions of Central America may have looked like prior to human interference.: by bradleyjtsmith, Views[782]
         		 Even the little things are exquisite in Corcovado National Park. A juvenile Basilisk lizard peeps over this palm frond in the early evening. Using my tripod, I was able to take this photograph in rather poor light.: by bradleyjtsmith, Views[544]
         		 A spider monkey snatches a wild banana while hanging upside down. All four species of Central American monkeys can be seen in Corcovado, which include the Howler Monkey, White-faced Capuchin and the rare Squirrel Monkey (or mono titi) This sighting brings back great memories of my time in Corcovado. As I was taking this photograph, a group of around 30 mother and juvenile coati-mundis were foraging around my feet. Unfazed by my presence they continued their foraging while I continued to snap photographs.: by bradleyjtsmith, Views[1561]
     
    The lifeblood of the rainforest. A thunderstorm approaches the Corcovado National Park, bringing with it rains that allow the amazing biodiversity to flourish here.: by bradleyjtsmith, Views[1082]
         		 A pair of Scarlet Macaws seen screeching over the waves in the Corcovado National Park. Virtually wiped out from the rest of Central America the Scarlet Macaws, which mate for life, are so common in and around Corcovado they could almost be called a nuisance. They epitomise the beauty of the National Park; a bird so rare in other locations can be so abundant and obvious in Corcovado. No wonder the park was named
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