In June of 2008 Mission Trek International teamed up with Youth With A Mission to do several projects in Panama. This video covers some of the daily life at the YWAM Base and several of the work projects completed by MTI volunteers. Join our adventurous travelers as they discover new places and share the Good News about Jesus and offer help and hope to the needy. Produced by Andrew Burnett, Come Out and Play Productions, in cooperation with Mission Trek International. 503-256-2043, andrew@goodimpressions.us

Peru is one of the richest and most biodiverse countries in the world. Visit the Amazon river to see monkeys, birds, sloths, pink dolphins, and otters. The Amazon is considered the lung of our planet, and the Peruvian Amazon is one of the parts of the jungle best preserved in its original state.

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.

Jacob proposes to Deborah in Costa Rica under Arenal Volcano 3.21.07

We spent 2 days in the jungle in Rio Dulce. Will Brooke survive?

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Do you know why Pacaya Samiria National Reserve is called a true paradise of wildlife? Find it out in this Videoclip of one of our last expeditions. Music: Blue Skied 'N Clear by Slowdive

In the flooded season we use to travel by canoe and go into the rainforest to reach its secrets. this time we saw the mytical bird called hoatzin. Music: Tomorrow's Tears by Cranes

Our group had the privilage to visit a Traditional Waunaan Village on the Panama Canal. This village was started about 30 years ago when a family of Waunaan People came up from Colombia to settle. This was an authentic village and not a "Show Village" just for tourists. We received the invitation because a women who grow up at our church married one of the men from this village. Alex and Jennifer Cabezon founded a children's home so village kids could get a good education. You will see scenes of daily life in the village, cooking, native crafts and transportation using dugout canoes - the prefered mode of travel for the Waunaan. Produced by Andrew Burnett, Come Out and Play Productions. andrew@goodimpressions.us

Join with our group as we continue our visit to San Antonio, Panama, a Waunaan Village just east of the Panama Canal. Scenes of daily life and transportation in the village. Produced by Andrew Burnett, Come Out And Play Productions. andrew@goodimpressions.us