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We planned on making Panama our permanent winter home, but are having doubts because of the situation there, like I am going to spend 5 months of every year without a beer and the quarantine restrictions are brutal. I have a car down there which I might never see again. There are several enclaves of...

Nice to hear from you gnads.

I escaped from Panama a month ago where the government imposed a dry law.

I was also dying for a beer and didn't care if it came out of a barrel, a bottle or a can.

Unfortunately had to go into a two week quarantine when we got back home, but we managed to get beer.

Iguana https://imgur.com/a/RFMe03B

J Jackson wrote: ↑

Wed Dec 26, 2018 9:10 am

Beachbum wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 17, 2018 2:02 am

https://photos.app.goo.gl/KRG4Yf5U2Bi77FPo9

Eating our plants.

Does it eat the exact same plant at the exact same time everyday by any chance ?

Never thought to do that research.

Too busy throwing rocks at them.

Glad to see you are okay Sherri.

andysfootball wrote: ↑

Sun Dec 23, 2018 3:54 am

Beachbum wrote: ↑

Sat Dec 22, 2018 3:00 am

Merry Christmas from Beachbum and Beachbitch overwintering in sunny Panama.

I'm in Panama in January aboard Coral Princess.

Fancy a pint?

Love one but we are about a seven hour drive from the Canal.
We are only about 15 minutes away from the Costa Rica border.

Last year I tried to grow all my own food but I couldn't find any bacon seeds

Pilot wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 21, 2018 8:08 pm

I'm a born again Pagan

As long as you are not somebody telling me that I can't have a bacon sandwich or you will have to off me.
I thought religion was complicated enough when we just had Protestants and Catholics.

Merry Christmas from Beachbum and Beachbitch overwintering in sunny Panama.

Forget all the warpaint and show more cleavage.

andysfootball wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 18, 2018 12:47 pm

can you eat them?

Depends how hungry you are.

They aren't nearly as cute when they grow up and start digging holes in the ground.

They are a real problem on farms where you have livestock which can break a leg if they stumble into one of the holes

Farmers usually shoot them.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/KRG4Yf5U2Bi77FPo9

Eating our plants.

Right now we have lots of rabbits around and so pretty soon we will see the foxes arrive to dine on the plentiful food source. As the rabbits are taken, the foxes slowly fade away to another hunting ground. They seem to leave enough rabbits to regenerate. Mother nature seems to know what she is doing.

Two toed sloth.

https://photos.app.goo.gl/ILAn50VCGsWX9dDp1

Pilot wrote: ↑

Mon May 21, 2018 10:38 am

Did they tie the knot ?

No she ran away with the milkman.

Try to keep up.

High 80s low 90s here in Panama.

Samo samo and I love it.

Many years ago, in a previous house, Beachbitch and I got friendly with a new neighbor. The family were Italian and grew an awful lot of their own produce. One day we were over at their place chatting and he took us around the back of his house and showed us a half a dozen rabbits he had in a hutch ...

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Settling back in at home now after three weeks in North America. Good service only if you tipped. Surely the tipping process works the other way. You don't tip until you are leaving, so the wait staff would have no idea if you intended to tip or not. The only way they have a chance of a decent tip ...