This first post about our Costa Rica expedition features mostly photos taken from the window of the small plane we took from San Jose to Golfito. As you can see, Costa Rica is very green and has many muddy rivers. The first shots are above San Jose, and the last ones show the Golfito area. Golfito is the biggest town in the southern Pacific coast area. It served as the port for the area when it was a major banana producing region. Nowadays it’s pretty quiet, although a pseudo-duty free zone brings some folks from around the country to buy appliances and such. There is also a photo of a cowboy and a boy on a bicycle crossing a bridge since I didn’t have a better place to put it.

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