I always have my camera with me so it doesn’t take long to accumulate a collection of pictures.
The other day I rode out towards Aguacatal, one of my favorite routes. Villa Patricia is a new housing development going in out there. They added another road recently, and suddenly there are four new houses there.
more new houses
I have to include a mighty machine now and then for my grandson
After you pass Villa Patricia on the left and a more established residential neighborhood on the right, you are in a rural area with beautiful green fields and mountains in the distance.
Green fields, usually with cows but they must have been elsewhere today.
Beautiful green hills beyond
The next day I headed out on my other favorite route, the road to La Barqueta. I don’t go to the beach very often because it is far and hot, but the whole route out there is wonderful with green sugar cane fields, cow pastures, and a few little towns.
Living fences bordering green fields
There is a bit of water you could easily pass if you aren’t watching closely
Back in the trees in the water are a lot of white egrets. It looks like quite a few of them are sitting on nests
This horse was nice enough to pose perfectly for me
Here are a few more photos taken on the way back into town.
The site of the proposed sports complex. Nothing much has been going on for quite a while though. I hear they are waiting on more funding.
Green fields, and many cows way back in the distance
Hanging out on the farm
You hardly ever see a mule
A few more of the beautiful, huge, Panamanian trees
But like almost all my routes, it’s time to come back to town and make my way home.
This is something I pretty much never see, a guy helping his drunk friend home in the middle of the day.
Squirrel on a wire
Enjoying my area at 10 miles per hour….there is a lot to be said for that.
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We live in David, Chiriqui Provence, Republic of Panama! This blog is about some of our experiences in our new country.
Thanks for the Sunday ride, Kris! I especially like the horses and the cows, and of course the beautiful scenery surrounding them. (Also, good to have a friend to help you get home when you’re a little drunk, and in the middle of the day. Males one wonder what his story is, why he felt the need to get sloshed at that time of day – sad times, hard times…)
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Darn autocorrect (or clumsy fingers) that was supposed to have been “Makes one wonder…” Not “Males…”
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I figured that, but males make you wonder sometimes too 😀
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My pleasure 🙂 Panamanians like to party but you don’t usually see them that far gone. Who knows, maybe he was still finishing up the night before.
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I imagine everyone has a story – good or bad. I like the squirrel on the power lines. Great shot because they are fast movers.
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I took at least 10 shots of that squirrel to get the one I wanted. He mostly wanted to sit sideways and look at me rather than do his own thing.
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Thanks! I love your views of our country. It helps me to treasure all the things that brought us here.
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It’s such a beautiful country. Thanks, glad you enjoyed the photos 🙂
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