So, penguins. Guys… penguins. We rode on a bus and then we got off of that bus and got onto a boat and then we got off of that boat and found ourselves standing on a beach with hundreds and hundreds of penguins. Penguins!! Feel free to skip ahead to the pictures and video if … Read more
Penguinos!
February 13th, 2014 | Posted by in Argentina | Celebrations | Penguins | The Places We've Been | Video - (5 Comments)Amador Causeway
August 26th, 2013 | Posted by in Panama | Sports | The Places We've Been | Video - (1 Comments)Jutting six kilometers into the Pacific Ocean, the Amador Causeway is situated at the southwest tip of Panama City. Built from rocks excavated during the creation of the Panama Canal, the structure connects the mainland with four small islands via a two-lane road. Its original purpose was as a breakwater to protect the entrance to … Read more
Monkeys of Zancudo
July 21st, 2013 | Posted by in Costa Rica | The Places We've Been | Video - (3 Comments)One of the great joys of our time thus far in Zancudo, Costa Rica has been our almost daily monkey sightings. Costa Rica is home to four species of monkey (in ascending order by size: Central American Squirrel Monkey, White-headed Capuchin Monkey, Mantled Howler Monkey, and Geoffroy’s Spider Monkey). The southern Pacific coast is the … Read more
San Juanico House
January 27th, 2013 | Posted by in Lodging | Mexico | The Places We've Been | Video - (4 Comments)The house we have lived in this month in San Juanico is a real gem. At right around 800 square feet, some highlights of this two bedroom casa designed by a local artist include a full kitchen, a vaulted palm-thatch ceiling in the living room, tiled floors, a fully-fenced lot, a fire pit, palm and … Read more
Beach Cruising Near San Juanico
January 13th, 2013 | Posted by in Mexico | The Places We've Been | Video - (2 Comments)This is just a short two minute video of a fun little drive we have done most days here in San Juanico, whether it’s to explore the beach, let the dogs run, or search for firewood that has been so kindly brought in by the tides. After passing the small fishing fleet that sets up … Read more