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    Yuca: by kendal00, Views[301]
         		 Guanabana: by kendal00, Views[315]
         		 Papaya: by kendal00, Views[324]
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         		 Market in San Isidro: by kendal00, Views[224]
     
    Sleeping under the mosquito net: by kendal00, Views[1069]
         		 Daytime view from my room at La Gran Vista Finca: by kendal00, Views[309]
         		 Nighttime view of San Isidro from La Gran Vista Finca: by kendal00, Views[1278]
         		 Hotel Santo Tomas: by kendal00, Views[1099]
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    With our white water rafting instructor in Costa Rica - March 2012: by k_browning, Views[515]
         		 Ziplining the Rain forest.: by k_browning, Views[529]
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         		 San Joaquin Costa Rica: by alainc, Views[529]
         		 Manzanillo the end of the road.: by margitpirsch, Views[1555]
     
    Pink Tulip Ginger.: by margitpirsch, Views[857]
         		 Toucan at the wildlife rescue center. : by margitpirsch, Views[914]
         		 beautiful bamboo in the wildlife rescue center of Cahuita.: by margitpirsch, Views[935]
         		 Coatis in the Wildlife rescue center of Cahuita: by margitpirsch, Views[893]
         		 Maria's Camp...we spend a few days with this wonderful woman.: by margitpirsch, Views[479]
     
    Capuchin Monkey who took a bite out of my water bottle and hung off my fanny pack and hissed at me.: by margitpirsch, Views[550]
         		 Howler Momma and her baby in the jungle of Cahuita.: by margitpirsch, Views[482]
         		 Racoons in the jungle of Cahuita: by margitpirsch, Views[821]
         		 Most poisonous snake in Costa Rica. Found in the jungle of Cahuita.: by margitpirsch, Views[3064]
         		 Male Iguana on our way to dinner. (Caribbean Coast, Cahuita, Costa Rica): by margitpirsch, Views[681]
     
    got cloves?: by margitpirsch, Views[653]
         		 I am Costa Rica: by eytansw, Views[361]
         		 I am mystery: by eytansw, Views[352]
         		 I am adventure: by eytansw, Views[300]
         		 I am life: by eytansw, Views[276]
     
    I am awe: by eytansw, Views[285]
         		 The level of dedication, concentration and skill from the young boy is impressive. However, the local clay slowly running out and the influx of cheap pottery imitations, means this way of life is threatened by modern times. It quickly becomes evident how important it is to support such traditional ways of living – you are not just helping to preserve the old, but also serving to encourage the young not to abandon their village and its ways, but to stay true to their roots and continue with the traditions of their ancestors. : by travel2013, Views[415]
         		 Here, you can see wet barro being painted on with a brush, to prevent the clay drying out. All of the pottery is made using the coil building technique (one tier at a time) on a completely manual hand heel. The speed of the wheel is kept by the potter's free hand; no electricity or foot pedal is used. : by travel2013, Views[617]
         		 Guaitil is a little village in Guanacaste, Costa Rica that still preserves the tradition of making pre-Columbian Chorotega pottery. All the pottery is made completely by hand, using local clays and the same tools and techniques of their indigenous ancestors. Fine sand, called Iguana Sand, is combined with clay-like, dense soil, named barro to give the pottery its special texture and colour.: by travel2013, Views[1290]
         		 The circle of life. A Leatherback Turtle killed by a Jaguar while trying to lay her eggs at night, During the daylight, the vultures move in before the Jaguars return at dusk. : by trishhallphotography, Views[484]
     
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