travel for the roads f Manhattan

Went up about 10000 feet to Irazu Volcano. Couldn't see a thing because of the fog, but stayed in a cool little cabin place. It was COLD!

Drove to Limon. Stopped off at a Tilapia Farm restaurant on the way and caught some fish. Limon is a nice looking town but have a bad reputation for crime and drugs. We didn't have any problems. This was the first time we saw the Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. it's a beautiful spot.

We were hungry so we kindly ate this iguana that we found. It would be a shame to waste! I'm not a fan of letting good protien go bad. Taste like chicken.......well kind of.

Making our way further down to Panama. This is near Cahuita on the Southern Caribbean coast of Costa Rica. We went through a bit of bush and ended up on this cool coastline. It was the perfect place to camp and find some more food. We found some tasty termites and wild onions. And Jodi ran into a whole family of Capuchin monkeys.

De las cumbres de los imponentes volcanes Arequipeños hacia el interior de sus profundos cañones, como el Cañón del Colca donde seguiremos las huellas del antiguo Reino Inca , herederos de ancestrales culturas altiplánicas, las que visitaremos entorno al legendario lago Titicaca para desde allí, siguiendo la huella de los fundadores del Tahuantinsuyo, llegar a Cuzco y visitar Machupichu. Opcionalmente puedes decidir acercarte a Islas Ballestas y sobrevolar las enigmáticas Líneas de Nazca o bien explorar el área selvática de Puerto Maldonado.

from Unbeige.com: "Last year, Archinect editor Marlin Watson, a self-described "disillusioned architect," embarked on a cross-country road trip with a video camera to find out what we talk about when we talk about architecture in America. In December, he finally started posting his discoveries as the new feature Archinect Travels. Part travelogue, part documentary, Watson's incredibly personal narration and nice camera work make good companions for this journey. Download the episodes for your iPod/iPhone and stay tuned for future episodes see the story unfold at: archinect.com/travels

from unbeige.com: Last year, Archinect editor Marlin Watson, a self-described "disillusioned architect," embarked on a cross-country road trip with a video camera to find out what we talk about when we talk about architecture in America. In December, he finally started posting his discoveries as the new feature Archinect Travels. Part travelogue, part documentary, Watson's incredibly personal narration and nice camera work make good companions for this journey. Download the episodes for your iPod/iPhone and stay tuned for future episodes at archinect.com/travels archinect.com/travels

From Unbeige.com: Last year, Archinect editor Marlin Watson, a self-described "disillusioned architect," embarked on a cross-country road trip with a video camera to find out what we talk about when we talk about architecture in America. In December, he finally started posting his discoveries as the new feature Archinect Travels. Part travelogue, part documentary, Watson's incredibly personal narration and nice camera work make good companions for this journey. Download the episodes for your iPod/iPhone and stay tuned for future episodes at Archinect.com/travels

from Unbeige.com: "Last year, Archinect editor Marlin Watson, a self-described "disillusioned architect," embarked on a cross-country road trip with a video camera to find out what we talk about when we talk about architecture in America. In December, he finally started posting his discoveries as the new feature Archinect Travels. Part travelogue, part documentary, Watson's incredibly personal narration and nice camera work make good companions for this journey. Download the episodes for your iPod/iPhone and stay tuned for future episodes see the story unfold at: archinect.com/travels