Breathtaking Osa Peninsula...welcome to the "most biologically intense place on earth"!!

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January 4th 2009

Published: January 31st 2009

Last leg of the costarican experience and well...kept the best for the end! Ever wondered what it felt like to spend time in “the most biologically intense place on earth” (National Geographic)? Exploring one of the tallest rainforests in the world, hoping (not) to run into some of the most dangerous snakes, frogs & spiders the world has to offer or go diving with 4 meters + Manta Rays, shar... Read Full Entry

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Laetitia

laetitiaaroundtheworld

Started a new life chapter in 2009 and loving it! Bye Bye China (since 2003) and the world of Communication and welcome to the Humanitarian world! Where? Well...first 13 months in Pyongyang, North Korea followed by 18 months in Baghdad. Enjoyed every minute of it & somehow looking at life with a different perspective. If there was one sentence to summarize my state of mind, it would be this quote from Ghandi "Live as if you were to die tomorrow, Learn as if you were to live forever" I am now based in Monrovia, Liberia and it is yet once more a whole new culture ... full info

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1st February 2009

atmrtwbike
Stephen

Thanks for sharing this, Laetitia! Very daring letting a scorpion on your hand, though!

1st February 2009

laetitiaaroundtheworld
Laetitia

Ahaha :-) Well was not my hand but the one from the guide...but glad you liked the blog, quite a fascinating place indeed! Hope your travel preparation is going well :-)

30th March 2009

Tanya 0608
Tanya

You have put some amazing pics...seems like you had a great trip!

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