Last, we have all the needed signs, descriptions, suspension bridges,
people and more in the last section chronicling our wonderful time here.
 

" Sarapiqu Conservation
Learning Center

Library, English Classes,
Art Gallery, Internet,
Activities For All,
Open 10 - 6 "


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The covered walkway
that leads to the suspension
bridge over the river and
rainforest area.


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The suspension bridge is
rickety and bouncy, but
nice and strong, as it
spans the river, leading us
to the rainforest lands
beyond...


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Not very high off the
ground, we find even better
bridges later in our
Costa Rican travels.


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Jon and Marisol walk
timidly across, hoping
the bridge will hold and not
plunge us all to our deaths.

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Jon exudes no fear in his
journey across the bridge
'of death.'

What is your favorite color?

"Blue,..no red!
ahhhhhhhh!... "


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A small trailhead begins
about half the distance over
the bridge, but on the other
side of the river.

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Jon , here attacked by a
evil voracious molting, is
frightened nearly to death!


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During the dry season,
the river below serves
as an easy and relaxing
rafting experience.

Photo by Jon Kohl


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Marisol stands in front
of the river in
profile (as in, I meant
to underexpose her).

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" Tirimbina Rainforest
Center (TRC) .."

Regulations and rules, there
always seems to be a sign
telling those without common
sense rules of common sense.

Of course, the 4th rule says not
to enter the forest without a guide.
We didn't have a guide, hmm..


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The base of this palm tree has a
base made up of many 100's
of smaller cylindrical growths.
This makes a great safe haven
for smaller animals trying to
escape larger ones. I have
never seen a tree like this
anywhere I've been.

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In BOTH English and
Spanish letters, Tirimbina
is catering to gringo
tourists, and their $$.

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