A brightly colored toucan or parrot was high above.
Giant trees with great buttresses were common along the way.
A wild turkey followed us around for a while.
The sunsets continue to dazzle
Thursday, February 26, 2009
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Visitors can stay at Saladero Lodge. Just visit www.saladerolodge.com
I am not in the business of making commercial endorsements, but have no objection to forwarding information. We visited as part of a cruise and did not stay overnite. I can just repeat that our visit was delightful and I note that a number of theitems I commented on in my blog entry were exactly those mentioned on the web site. (And I did not know about the web site until Harvey pointed me to it. So make of it what you will.
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