Bocas del Toro, Boquete, and Panama City, Panama. Again, but this time with a sister.

-At the hostel in Bocas, hanging off the porch. Maybe not the safest move, but it was for the sake of art. And we were drunk.

-Low Monkey? At the start of a beautiful misty hike through Boquete, Panama.

-View from the hike, with said mist.

-This is actually a corroded pipe, but I thought it was beautiful. I know, I know, again with the art...

-Cutest cow ever.

-Waterfall along the hike.

-Another hike view.

Now Panama City:

-The Panama Canal, a proud US accomplishment. Only 27,500 people died during construction (of course, the US can´t take all the credit. They have to share it with the French).

-Elizabeth and me at a statue of Morelos. I wasn´t being dramatic, it was just really sunny.

-Ruins in Panama Vieja, in blue.

-More ruins in Panama Vieja. This was basically a run down ghetto with a bunch of anachronistic ruins. It is apparently no longer the safest neighborhood, as we were warned 3 times to get out of this part of town. Peligroso.

-Yvonne, Elizabeth and me, out on the town in Panama City. As it turns out, not much happens on a Tuesday...

-Mangoes around Casco Viejo, the neighborhood where we stayed. Actually, all the rest of these pictures are various places around Casco Viejo. It was a broken down, crumbling colorful gem of a city. My favorite kind.