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On Mar. 9, Claudio asked George to take us north to a cave and Boca del Drago |
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The cave had religious statuary at the entrance. It went through a ridge of rock and came out the other side. |
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This is George our guide and who took us from the airport to Hotel Angela |
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Bats were numerous at the top of the cavern. |
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A swift running stream ran through the cave. |
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While taking this photo, I received an "offering" from the bats. |
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Thick growths of wild Ginger grew along the road. |
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The trees are fence posts that sprouted! |
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Almost all the posts had grown into trees. |
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Boca del Drago---the western tip of the island of Colon. |
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All the pilings had a tern on it...Royal Tern. Also one Brown Booby. |
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This coconut had rooted into the sand! |
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The sand irritated the feet like small pieces of glass, but the tiny shells didn't penetrate the skin. |
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Yarisnari another open air restaurant. Fresh fish is the best deal here! |
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Fresh Yellow Snapper and Patajones(sp? fried plantain) for $6! Delicious! |
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The indians were said to use this fruit for containers. |
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