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Background: Costa Rica is a Central American success story: since the late 19th century, only two brief periods of violence have marred its democratic development. Although still a largely agricultural country, it has expanded its economy to include strong technology and tourism sectors. The standard of living is relatively high. Land ownership is widespread.



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puntarenas
puntarenas
tree climibing
monkeys, iguanas, snorkeling, and palm trees. fresh scallops and fruit. photos soon to come. [View Full Entry]

corrijene - anonymous | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: June 7th 2008 | 34 Views | [diary=284807]

puntarenas
puntarenas
puntarenas

This week's blog update will be split into a couple of different entries so that each spot on our 4-day tour of the southern Nicoya peninsula gets its due. Before we left on Thursday morning, the boys enjoyed being on vacation with Steve as their school celebrated the nation's Independence Day. This mostly involved playing catch in the yard and going out on errands, while Nancy went into the clinic every morning. She and Christian (the Costa Rican doc) really seem to click in their approach to medicine. The big news on the clinic front was heavy flooding in the area, [View Full Entry]

Struthers Family - Steve, Nancy, Kyle, and Sam Struthers | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: September 28th 2007 | 196 Views | [diary=206460]

Cool view from the ferry to Paquera
The beach at Playa Tambor
Come on in, the water

We just got done with one of the great trips of all time! We left for Isla Tortuga at 615 in the morning on Sunday. We first stoped for breakfast in a Town called San Ramon where we had a typical Costa Rican breakfast of Gallo Pinto (rice and black beans) along with fruit, eggs, and juice. At San Ramon we saw a Tucan and also a Butterfly garden. San Ramon was about an hour from the cost. We arrived at Puntoarenas around 900 and left on a huge tamaran boat. The ride was about 1 and half hours and [View Full Entry]

Spartan - Andy and Stephany Beckstrom | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: July 2nd 2007 | 165 Views | [diary=176475]

Un loro
Tres Amigos
Island View

Anita und ich
Anita und ich
Meinen ersten Tukan, den ich in Costa Rica zu sehen bekam, liess sich gleich auf meinem Arm nieder. Wie oben erwaehnt war es ein Weibchen und hiess Anita
Tagesausflug zur Isla Tortuga Central America Caribbean » Costa Rica » Isla Tortuga By CostaRica2007 April 1st 2007 NadineOrganisierter Tagesauflug zur Isla Tortuga. Einfach ein grandioser, relaxter Tag! [View Full Entry]

CostaRica2007 - Nadine | Read The Full Entry | Subscribe
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Published: April 1st 2007 | 181 Views | [diary=144911]

Landschaft I
Landschaft II
Unser Katamaran