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4 viewsA small island with a couple Kuna settlements on either side.Feb 16, 2010
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4 viewsDay 4: Today was mostly sailing. We anchored at these islands for lunch and then sailed through the afternoon to Isla Pino.Feb 16, 2010
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4 viewsPhil and the future Kuna bobsled team.Feb 16, 2010
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4 viewsThis little girl gets an eskie ride.Feb 16, 2010
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5 viewsThe Kuna are actually a matriarchal society - so these women were flirting with us for a change. I could get used to it.Feb 16, 2010
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5 viewsThey would get in groups and start posing, hoping you'd take their photo. Why not?Feb 16, 2010
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9 viewsAnd another sunset shot of their boat fleet.Feb 16, 2010
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9 viewsA few more boats parked in the alley.Feb 16, 2010
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11 viewsTime for a little local futbol.Feb 16, 2010
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9 viewsSan Ignacio at sunset.Feb 16, 2010
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11 viewsPhil and a couple local boys with the village in the background.Feb 16, 2010
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11 viewsLos banos, India style.Feb 16, 2010
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9 viewsThere is quite a disparity in dress here.Feb 16, 2010
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8 viewsYet more coconuts drying on the lines.Feb 16, 2010
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10 viewsThe Kuna village.Feb 16, 2010
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11 viewsA traditional woman carries a bunch of empty coconuts for reasons unknown.Feb 16, 2010
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8 viewsA couple canoes in the making.Feb 16, 2010
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9 viewsHere one guy crouches behind a tree that is probably too small to hide him effectively.Feb 16, 2010
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12 viewsWe were beset by children. The little girl in the pink was especially shy but so adorable.Feb 16, 2010
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10 viewsWe were standing around when all of a sudden a bunch of people in red came storming by with fake guns and knives. They were rehearsing for their independence day.Feb 16, 2010
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