He had them tied to trees, growing in moss, and most were not in bloom, but there were over 300 species represented there, all from Costa Rica.
posted by roni @ 4:52 PM
Sunday, August 14, 2005
The adventure begins - dissolusioned with the USA, a 49 year old unfettered American woman is looking for a new home...
About Me
- Name: roni
- Location: Costa Rica
In April of 2005, I sold my house and most of my possessions, and decided to look around for a while to see what else there is for me in this life. Previously a fine artist, a web and graphic designer, I did seven years as a corporate project manager designing internet tools. Caught between unfulfillment, and disturbed by the direction my country of birth is taking, I'm seeking a life more harmonious with my values - living simply in a warm climate, more sustainably and gently on the planet.
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- The next morning, I decided to check out the orchi...
- This was the only good photo I got in the forest a...
- One last photo of the perisoza (sloth). I finally...
- One of the very interesting things found growing o...
- The tops of trees, looking down.
- Here is a river from several hundred feet in the a...
- I decided on a second walk in a private nature pre...
- The plant the tapirs like to eat.
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