While we were in Costa Rica for our honeymoon we did some shopping. There are so many shops and vendors that stay a float due to tourism that we were able to have a hay day when we went shopping.
We bought all kinds of jewelry while we were there
After some adventurous days in the jungle, we would now transfer to the Caribbean side of Costa Rica to enjoy some time on the beach and to do some shopping.
Day 5
We finished up our time at Selva Bananito by heading to the river and doing a little swimming
After an intense day on the river we transferred to Selva Bananito, an amazing eco lodge in the middle of the jungle. It use to be a plantation for bananas and a place where they cut down trees for sale
After 10 days in Costa Rica for my honeymoon, I am glad to be back. My beautiful wife and I had a blast, and I couldn't wait to share my adventures with you -- get ready for some awesome photos, I took a ton!
Day 1
The first night we arrived in San Jose, the capital of Costa Rica, and the city is huge
Living in America is a video series on rural towns in America and Grand Junction was picked as their first highlighted town. Check out what they have say about the awesome area we live in.
I was cruising Facebook this morning when I stumbled upon a new (to me) page called Country Jam Confessions, a WARNING before you start clicking the link! Some of these are NOT safe for younger viewers or your work environment!
According to COTRIP.org EB & WB I-70 were closed at Silverthorn - Eisenhower Tunnel due to numerous accidents. Road closure began May 30th, 2013 at 7:05am and ended at approximately 8:16.
SILVER PLUME, Colo. (AP) — Arapahoe Basin Ski Area has tacked another weekend onto the season, saying it will be open June 7-9 thanks to late snowfall and cool temperatures.
When planning a camping trip there are many things we all like to take, think we need, or just plain have to have (even if we don't), but this is the one item none of us can do without. . . can you guess what it is?
My first thought when this passed was that Colorado's economy would benefit greatly if we could farm Hemp, but does Amendment 64 cover that?
