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Crocodiles in Panama
This interesting photo has been making the rounds lately on the internet and Facebook. Word is that this crocodile was caught in the Panama Canal near Colon at the north end of the canal. I do not know if it … Continue reading
Christmas in Panama
Another holiday season is flying by! But, it has been another excellent Christmas. It is interesting to see how it is celebrated here, both the differences and similarities. One big similarity which I’m not sure is a good thing, is … Continue reading
Posted in culture, food, Panama
Tagged Christmas, Christmas Eve, Panama, traditional foods
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Residency!
Yesterday we made a huge step towards residency – our temporary residency cards. They will serve as the real thing while everything is getting processed, which should take 2-6 months. I am so happy. I love this country so I … Continue reading
Posted in Getting Things Done, Miscellaneous, Panama
Tagged cedula, Marcos Kraemer, Panama, residency, Visa
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A Gringo is Noticed
Today I encountered something I have noticed often. I cruise around town quite a bit on my bicycle. I may think I am only greeting some people I pass frequently, but I don’t realize how many other people notice my … Continue reading
A Boquete Cost of Living Report – November 2014
A couple blog followers / friends who live in Boquete have shared their living expenses with me so I could also post them on the blog. Boquete is a beautiful town up in the mountains that is very popular with … Continue reading
Canyons, Calves, and Coffee
Some friends and I went on an excursion the other day, and I wanted to share a few photos. It is always fun to go with someone when they see a place for the first time. Our first stop was … Continue reading
Posted in Exploring the Area, photography
Tagged calves, Cattle, Chiriqui, farm, finca, Jensen Coffee Farm, Macho de Monte, Panama, search and rescue operations, Volcan
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A Farm Report
I visit my friend Cedo’s farm now and then, and since her family are far from here it is helpful if I post some photos for them. I also learn more every time I go so it’s very interesting for … Continue reading
Building a Bridge
There is a bridge over the Pan-American Highway here, and we have enjoyed watching the process from breaking ground to the traffic now driving over the new bridge. It has been fascinating! July 2013, big equipment showed up on either side of … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous, Panama
Tagged bridge, construction, David, overpass, Pan-American Highway, Panama, Via Boquete
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Achievement
Weekly Photo Challenge: Achievement This week, show us a photo that says “achievement” to you: people meeting a long-worked-for goal. Something tangible you’ve created. A view from a journey you’ve completed, or the stating point of a journey not yet made … Continue reading
Posted in Panama, Photo Challenge, photography
Tagged achievement, Panama, photography, postaday, Weekly Photo Challenge
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The Month of Holidays
People joke that nothing gets done in Panama in November because there are so many holidays! Maybe, but things get done like celebrations, parades, fun, and days off to enjoy. The month began with Día de Difuntos on Sunday the … Continue reading
Posted in culture, Panama
Tagged celebrations, Grito de La Villa de Los Santos, holidays, independence day, Panama, Parades
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