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Panama by Iflyfish
Notice spiral skyscraper.
Modern Art.
Buddha found in a large shopping mall.
A butterfly found at local small airport
Me standing in front of Manuel Noriega’s house.
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Lunch of fresh Sierra, pic of local panga, view of bay from beachfront restaurant
http://s933.photobucket.com/user/rweiss1/slideshow/Panama%20...
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Portobelo founded 1502 by Columbus, Sacked by Captain Morgan, hub of gold from South America, Sir Francis Drake said to be buried in harbor in lead
coffin. Counting house in background, cannon in front
40-60,000 people from around the world attend the annual Black Christ Celebration, Penitentes in peregrination come from miles around on their hands,
knees and bellies to look for a cure from the Black Christ.
Darling little girl convinced I was Santa
Welcome from group of swimmers....viva America! they yelled, “god bless you!”
Ladies, need a bathroom?
Owners of the roadside restaurant we ate at. $2.50 for 1/4 chicken, rice and fried plantains
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Gold panning in the Jungle
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BajaBlanca
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Got a few flakes!
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People of the largest urban fruit/vegetable market in Panama City
Typical Panama Hat on vender
A pepper stand
Native Kuna Women leaving market
Lobster with Kuna Woman
My inspiration after a long, hot day at the market
This happy woman is selling a popular aphrodisiac
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More market pics
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Peac-ck bass
Guide Patcho
Fresh Peac-ck Bass
Fly rod with popper
Native Dug Out Canoe
Clouds
The Catch
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Skipjack Joe
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Those are nice. Thank you for sharing. The peac-ck bass are about the size of the largemouth we catch in California. I love it when they take poppers
on the surface. They get so mad!
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Thanks Blanca for posting these in my stead. I hope people enjoy this slice of another Latin American country.
The Peac-ck were not that large and a blast on my 9' 4wt flyrod! They do strike with a vengeance!!
Glad you enjoyed them Skipjack
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Thanks for taking us along Ifly and Blanca. Loved the Buddha and Einstein. I really want to check Panama out someday. Like the hat Rick.
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Great Richard Attenborough impersonation. I would say David but you look more like Richard.
Seriously though, that looks like a great specimen. I've only seen pictures of them (and in museums) but that one looks spectacular. Are they all
around or was this an unusual find?
I marveled at one in Yosemite this weekend but it was nothing like what you're holding.
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I still LOVE the photos and glad you posted them here. Nice --- can't wait to visit
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ifly...who did you use as an outfitter/guide on your trip???...i wanna take my bride down there really soon....i also want to take my 4wt down there
really soon.
dyslexia is never having to say you\'re yrros.
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I did not use an outfitter or guide. I simply like to explore. If you U2U me I may be able to hook you up with someone who can "guide" you.
Iflyfishcommipanamanianbuddies
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