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June 22nd 2008

Published: June 29th 2008

Panama city: Large cities are generally the same. Panama City is not much different. It is going through a economical boom the skyline is covered in skyscrapers and cranes. Even the old part of the city is having a renovation job. leaving the old Spanish looking building outer walls up and and redoing the inside totally new. I only spent 2 days here. Porta Lindo: I spent 4 night in th... Read Full Entry

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Tim & Meagan Becker

Timbuk2

I walk these streets, a loaded six string on my back I play for keeps , cause I might not make it back I been everywhere, still I'm standing tall I've seen a million faces And I've rocked them all With every new place I visit “The World” seems to get a little smaller, but “My World” seems to get a little bigger. Since a picture is worth a thousand words. I will let them do the majority of the speeking for me. 2 0 1 0 - I T A L Y & G R E E C E ... full info

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Town of Porta Lindo

Not Much - But Very Friendly

Great meals at this Restaurant

Porta Lindo

Another great meal

Kid

The kid That was always at the restaurant in Porta Lindo

Hostel Wunderbar

Hostel in Porta Lindo

Overnight hammock

Hostel Wunderbar

Great Lodging

Hostel Wunderbar

William

William was our entertianment for the 3 days. he has a story about everything. He has done everything, been everywhere and he allways goes about it the hard way. I could not stop laughing at he shit he has done.

Isaac

He was at the hostel douring the same time as I was waiting for a boat that could take his motorcycle to Columbia. Great Guy.

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