Costa Rica vacation

[oldwrench]

We also stopped at a Malaku people village. They did some traditional dances and plays for us. it was quite interesting. This is their community room where they put on the dances. They also sold some very interesting native artwork.

I had to use my video cam for the pictures, it doesn't do very well with still shots, so I brightened and filtered this one.

You've met her before, the last true Malaku.

This is their communal room.

It was their dry season, and these huge trees were covered in yellow flowers.

[Hiki]

I like that tree with the yellow flowers <333

[oldwrench]

Yes I have more picts....... coming soon. Oh, one of the other travelers sent us a cd of his pictures, so maybe I'll let you see some good pictures.

[Sakura]

So, no more pictures?

[oldwrench]

I have more, just haven't been able to put them up......... time squeeze thingy

[Sakura]

I was hoping for more pictures about coffee. With catnip. Catnip Coffee(TM).

[oldwrench]

Ok Sakura, a little more coffee, Pictures from fellow traveler, Jim.

enough coffee for you?

[oldwrench]

I'm going to back up a bit, to the school kids. Jim had a few good picts of them dancing and sitting with us. I mostly took movies of them dancing.

the girls doing a local dance, in local costumes

Terry with one of the girls

That's my wife on the left, and me with the video camera, showing my little buddy some of the video. That little girl stuck by me the whole time we were there, she was really cute.

some of the other travelers, the kids were just fascinated with our pictures.

[Sakura]

Meow~~ coffee!

[JHawkNH]

I really don't know which Sakura is more addicted to, coffee or catnip. Heaven help us all if they ever come out with an actual Catnip coffee.