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Erin on Main Street —
The main drag of Bocas del Toro: wide enough to hold nearly all the cars
on the island side-by-side, yet all we ever saw was a steamroller going
back and forth to water down the gravel.
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"Botel" Las Brisas —
On the rear deck of our "botel", which we're guessing was not a typo, but
a reference to the fact that you can "boat" right up to it.
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"Botel" Las Brisas —
Erin sitting on the edge of the porch for our "botel". Behind her is
another island in the archipelago — many of them
are so close, you could practically walk there.
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"Botel" Las Brisas —
Catching up on our rest and relaxation on the deck of our over-the-water
residence.
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Bocas del Toro Town Center —
It's not exactly Times Square, but it's still a quaint place to hang out.
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Swimming at Sandbar —
Erin waves from waaaaaay out on our private little sandbar to which we
kayaked. It's incredible how with only ten minutes in a sea kayak, you
can go from one island in the archipelago to another, to yet another.
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Swimming at Sandbar —
Our lonesome canoe tied to the pier by our secluded sandbar.
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Swimming at Sandbar —
Part of the tropical lagoon surrounding our secret spot.
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Moonrise —
The full moon rising above a distant island provides a spectacular
reflection over the calm waters of the Pacific, in this tiny little
corner of the Caribbean.
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