hola. panama es muy bueno. there were four travelers in total, and it made for interesting times. mostly good. pics give an idea of the diverse landscape of panama. the first is in bocas del toro area where the boat solicitations are everywhere, and the second from boquete - land of coffee growers and eco-tourism. we started in panama city, of course, where uruguay street provided appopriate diversions (read british pub) from hectic airports and work schedule. boquete (hostel nomba) turned out to be a quiet mountainous village. hiked up volcan baru' (yes, all the way to the top reciting some kind of delirium mantras) after a rowdy night of poker.. but that's another story in itself. last leg in bocas del toro with snorkeling, scrabble, night boat rides (did lee really fall out of the boat?), bearded ballerinas @ mondo taitu, and a full moon. what a long, strange trip it's been...
I really enjoy traveling and knowing new places, but if you really want to know exactly what it is about traveling that I find so fulfilling - it's humanity. No matter where I go the world over, the people I meet are incredible. Whether it is the kid in Cambodia or the random in a bus station who helps me along, it always seems that I find the exact right person in my life exactly when I need it. It's really amazing!
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