location: Ciudad Vieja, Cartagena, Colombia |
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
sail the San Blas from Panama to Colombia
since
crossing the Darien Gap on foot is not smart, you can sail instead of
fly from Panama to Colombia
|
a good idea mostly because you get to spend 3-4 days exploring the San Blas, a group of 350+ islands |
of which only about 50 are inhabited |
by the indigenous Kuna people |
whose women make intricate and beautiful hand-stitched items |
and men make a living selling fish |
and harvesting coconuts |
so if you get the chance, hop on a boat |
drop the anchor for a bit |
explore as many islands as possible |
get some R&R hammock time |
frolic with the starfish |
eat as much lobster as possible |
and soak up the dream that the San Blas is |
so you have memories to ponder for the sail to Cartagena |
(if you ever want to backpack the San Blas, consider the Sailing Koala)
Location: San Blas, Panama
|
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Panamá (ciudad)
things to do in Panama City |
walk the beautiful Amador Causeway |
explore old churches Above: San Jose |
get lost in Casco Viejo |
and marvel at ships in every direction |
waiting for a turn to cross the canal Location: Panama City, Panama |
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
panama canal
i love the canal! |
water in the first lock is leveled and ready |
here come the next two ships |
then this happens!!
warning: this could be extremely boring for you if you are not Pierce or Jerad (I couldn't figure out how to speed it up)
nailed it! off to greener pastures |
and I'm off to my dream-one-day-job in the control room Location: Panama City, Panama |
Sunday, October 12, 2014
donde se puede ver ambos mares
hike through the night |
to see the sun rise over the Atlantic |
and light up the Pacific |
and laugh at the French arguing over which sea is which location: Volcan Baru, Panama |
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
how to make coffee
find a beautiful setting |
grow coffee |
pick the cherries |
dry in the sun |
separate the beans |
roast... |
...to your preference |
add water |
enjoy! |
location: Finca Dos Jefes, Boquete |
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