More photos!
These are just a few smallish sets, so I can reduce the appearance of my "to post" set stack without actually doing any significant work.
* Posada Canal Grande set - The first and last hotel of the trip. Mostly too tired both times to take many photos (except of queen's birthday ants, which is coming later)
* Sushi Dinner set with no photos of sushi, as it was dark.
* Cloud Forest Reserve set which is mostly photos of plant stuff, since it was dark and the animals were hiding.
They have dogs in Costa Rica too, I just didn't take as many photos of them as the cats.
They call these things "monkey combs". Apparently, monkeys use them as combs. I did not witness this myself, so perhaps it's one of those things they just tell the tourists.
Costa Rica has boats!
Costa Rica has sunsets.
Since it's still June, here's a froggie
In the rain forest, butterflies fly really high up. On the prairie, it's just to the tops of the corns.
Location, location, location
Furled or curled. I am uncertain.
They call these star ferns.
I don't know what these are, but it wouldn't surprise me if Costa Ricans blended them up and added them to their drinks.
It's always worth reaching for your dreams. Especially if you dream of fruit and it's just over your head.
I dunno. Some sort of leafy thing, I guess.
* Posada Canal Grande set - The first and last hotel of the trip. Mostly too tired both times to take many photos (except of queen's birthday ants, which is coming later)
* Sushi Dinner set with no photos of sushi, as it was dark.
* Cloud Forest Reserve set which is mostly photos of plant stuff, since it was dark and the animals were hiding.
They have dogs in Costa Rica too, I just didn't take as many photos of them as the cats.
They call these things "monkey combs". Apparently, monkeys use them as combs. I did not witness this myself, so perhaps it's one of those things they just tell the tourists.
Costa Rica has boats!
Costa Rica has sunsets.
Since it's still June, here's a froggie
In the rain forest, butterflies fly really high up. On the prairie, it's just to the tops of the corns.
Location, location, location
Furled or curled. I am uncertain.
They call these star ferns.
I don't know what these are, but it wouldn't surprise me if Costa Ricans blended them up and added them to their drinks.
It's always worth reaching for your dreams. Especially if you dream of fruit and it's just over your head.
I dunno. Some sort of leafy thing, I guess.