Hey-hey-hey....so this entry is about the images from the journey.
Neat little cafe in Panama City, it's called little white lies in Spanish
Who do you suppose has such lovely toes?
Our neighbors friendly and talkative pet parrot. Everyday she lets her hangout in this tree for some fresh air and so she can talk to the passersby. The kids even feed her sometimes.
The iconic Bocas graffiti of "Sweet Love Bocas" is found all over the island and is done by a local artist who also does the most fantastic paintings. Maybe we'll try to bring one home this year!
This has been a very wet rainy season, but as you can see by our models outfit, the air is still tropical!
Our backyard for the summer.
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Life in Water World. This Ferry Boat comes to the island twice per day and is the life-line of existence here. All food, products & building materials come via this primary source.
It's common to see boats being towed and big cayucos carrying people and 'stuff'.
Momma and Daughter Chai.
One of our favorite dining spots over the water. It was vegetarian, but in the last year have expanded to include some tasty fish dishes.
Bocas essentials: Locally named, Banana Bikes and rain catchment barrels.
Man on a hot tin roof!
Can you find the MOTH?
Neat little cafe in Panama City, it's called little white lies in Spanish
Who do you suppose has such lovely toes?
Our neighbors friendly and talkative pet parrot. Everyday she lets her hangout in this tree for some fresh air and so she can talk to the passersby. The kids even feed her sometimes.
The iconic Bocas graffiti of "Sweet Love Bocas" is found all over the island and is done by a local artist who also does the most fantastic paintings. Maybe we'll try to bring one home this year!
Our backyard for the summer.
Life in Water World. This Ferry Boat comes to the island twice per day and is the life-line of existence here. All food, products & building materials come via this primary source. 
It's common to see boats being towed and big cayucos carrying people and 'stuff'.
Momma and Daughter Chai.
One of our favorite dining spots over the water. It was vegetarian, but in the last year have expanded to include some tasty fish dishes.
Bocas essentials: Locally named, Banana Bikes and rain catchment barrels.
Man on a hot tin roof!
Can you find the MOTH?
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