Paso Real, Costa Rica
We ended up having to stay an extra day in Costa Rica, in a tiny town called Paso Real because we couldn't make it to the border town of Paso Canoas before dark. But again things worked out for the best because upon being dropped off at the crossroad, Arnaud hurried up and within minutes, found us accomodation for the night. We stayed with a lovely Costa Rican couple who were kind enough to share the little they had with us. Strange thing about the whole thing is that we must've really connected because the next morning as we were preparing to set out, it was as if we were saying goodbye to a couple of long lost friends. As if we'd known each other for ages . . . Nice feeling!
Anyway, time to move along now! Costa Rica has been great, even though it was crazy expensive!! I definitely see myself coming back here to spend more time with the Ticos and getting to know others parts of the country that we weren't able to see this time around.
Que dire, passer la journee dans les champs de cafe, pour moi c est le pied. Le but etait d arriver a la frontiere du Panama, mais il etait trop tard, la nuit commencait a tomber, donc il a fallu passer au plan B, porte a porte mon fils, ya qu ca de vrai, et voila en 2 min, c etait plie, j ai pas perdu la main :) , les gens m etonneront tjrs ici ou ailleurs, genereux comme jamais, d une gentillesse sans limite......... Y a juste a voir les photos.
