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August 8th 2005
Published: August 17th 2005
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Volcano and Hot Springs

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Miriam Hart
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Hi, I am 28 and live in Sydney, Australia. This is a diary of the trip my boyfriend Dan and I took this year-2005 to U.S.A and Central America (Costa Rica and Panama). I will set it up and add some photos and then finish it off when I have time. ... full info
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Arenal VolcanoArenal Volcano
Arenal Volcano
This volcano is active and at night when its not cloudy you can see red hot lava spraying out of the top and down the sides. That is Dan sitting on the balcony admiring the view.
A view of the volcano from the national parkA view of the volcano from the national park
A view of the volcano from the national park
The view from our breakfast tableThe view from our breakfast table
The view from our breakfast table
Many different coloured birds came to eat from this feeder every morning
Tabacon Hot SpringsTabacon Hot Springs
Tabacon Hot Springs
This is a park full of hot springs at the bottom of the volcano. Apparently if the volcano erupted, which it could any day really, (although the last eruption was 50 years ago I think), the whole area would be a goner.
One of many boiling poolsOne of many boiling pools
One of many boiling pools
There were lots of pools with bridges and paths in between them and the whole area was full of tropical plants and flowersThere were lots of pools with bridges and paths in between them and the whole area was full of tropical plants and flowers
There were lots of pools with bridges and paths in between them and the whole area was full of tropical plants and flowers
More poolsMore pools
More pools
As we travelled up stream the pools got hotter until they were too hot to even put your toe inAs we travelled up stream the pools got hotter until they were too hot to even put your toe in
As we travelled up stream the pools got hotter until they were too hot to even put your toe in
CrowdsCrowds
Crowds
Unfortunately it was a little crowded in the cooler pools and people kept ruining my photos :)
Goodbye Hot SpringsGoodbye Hot Springs
Goodbye Hot Springs
What a relaxing day...........


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