The tide was in our favor today.
High tide at 10:35 am.
That meant lots of shells washed ashore,
as well as sea glass.
38 pieces today, some very small,
all treasured.
Amazing sunrise photo taken thru a very dirty window in our
stairway.
I think this one photo might be my favorite one of all.
Yesterday we took our friends Connie and Joe on
one of our excellent adventures.
I wanted to know where this road led to.
On the map it looked like it went over the mountains
to the sea.
To our amazement, it did. The road
was paved with hardly any pot holes. If you have
ever driven here in Panama, you will quickly
realize what a rare occurrence that is.
Here are a few photos I took along the way to share
with you.
"The next time a sunrise steals your breath or a meadow leaves you speechless,
remain that way.
Say nothing and listen as heaven whispers,
‘Do you like it?
I did it just for you.' "
Max Lucado
Jim and I like to travel down these small roads off the
PanAmerican Highway.
Some are paved with a few potholes,
others are not so good.
We have been fortunate to find a few great little eating places along the way.
The food is really good here,
tasty, well presented and comforting.
The watermelons, pineapples and papaya
are arriving by the truckloads
and setting up on the road sides.
One of the best things is that you can drink the water here.
Here are a few photos of what we have been
doing these last few days.
Panama has both.
Lush tropical mountains and stunning sea vistas.
These are a few of the wonderful
scenes that we saw over
the last couple of days.
A little Panamanian child playing in the ocean.
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