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Harold

Harold...A Vietnam Vet from Ohio... My "grandpa" here...hes 64, he feeds me...but always there is a price to pay...such as hearing the same story multiple times a day: "you know, you remind me of my friend Katie...we were always fucking with each other, you know, that's why i bopped you in...

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randomartist on June 25, 2009 from David, Panama

from the travel blog: South of the Central

Dag 88 - 89: Panama City

Kanalen, city sightseeing

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HikingViking on February 19, 2009 from Panama, Panama

from the travel blog: World Tour 2008/09

Dag 85 - 88: Chichime, Sanblas

Drømmeøy

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HikingViking on February 17, 2009 from Panama, Panama

from the travel blog: World Tour 2008/09

Dag 84: Panama

Møtte Magnus

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HikingViking on February 14, 2009 from Panama, Panama

from the travel blog: World Tour 2008/09

Bikeless and Beyond

You know you´re a jerk when you wake up one fuzzy Sunday morning and realize that you are on vacation from your vacation. Hoo hah! The meat of last week was spent idling away by the picturesque poolside of Bambu hostel in David. My intentions were to get to Boquete to rock climb, but...

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chaddeal on February 9, 2009 from Panama, Panama

from the travel blog: The Great Pan-American Synchronistic Cycle Extravaganza Unlimited

Marooned in David

There we were - staring from a dock at the edge of Lake Gatun. A towering cargo ship floated by - a sidelong skyscraper, chided on its way by a doting tugboat. Half-through that Panama canal. All 77 kilometers. An old man gutted a live fish, still wriggling, on a weathered wooden table...

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chaddeal on February 6, 2009 from David, Panama

from the travel blog: The Great Pan-American Synchronistic Cycle Extravaganza Unlimited

Bipedal Once More

After some deliberation, I decided to ditch the bike at the hostel in David. Panama City was about double the distance I´d already cycled and the Pan-American stretch would be a brutal, burning inland trek. Furthermore, my chode hurt. I would have to get my pack into panniers or on a trailer...

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chaddeal on January 29, 2009 from Panama, Panama

from the travel blog: The Great Pan-American Synchronistic Cycle Extravaganza Unlimited

Panama - Shirts Required

Paso Canoas to David, Panama - 60 Km When the guy at the immigrations window told me to put on a shirt, I considered it a matter of personal preference, an individual aversion to sunburnt gringo flesh. When the Panamanian cop at the open-air border crossing told me to put on a shirt, I...

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chaddeal on January 24, 2009 from David, Panama

from the travel blog: The Great Pan-American Synchronistic Cycle Extravaganza Unlimited

Setting sail

Leaving on a chartered yacht (very reasonable) for the San Blas islands and Colombia tomorrow!

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cjones on October 17, 2007 from Portobelo, Panama

from the travel blog: so-journ

End of the long bus ride

Arrived in Panama City yesterday after 3 days on long-distance buses from Tegucigalpa. Very heavy rains and flooding in Costa Rica, which delayed the bus 6 hours because part of the Pan-american highway collapsed. Giant waves on rivers we crossed over. This is the same highway that passes...

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cjones on October 14, 2007 from Panama, Panama

from the travel blog: so-journ

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