I hope you'll continue your virtual trip with me, as I leave the verdant mountains of Boquete behind and travel to the sizzling shores of Playa Corona. It was 6 grueling hours away by car, and eagerly awaited, in beautiful Panama this year. Every day we wandered the beach at low tide. And cooled off in the tide pools created by a rocky coast. It was an amazing beach.
Sunrise over the ocean enchanted in the morning and a well salted sky of stars mesmerized at night. Sandwiched in-between all of that, there was plenty of sun and sand.
A stairs to nowhere...
An unusual jelly fish. They are so other worldly.
Birds and butterflies delighted. In fact, other than our beach dog (that we named Caracol) and avian skies, there were very few humans. Heaven.
I brought one of these home and use it as a soap dish.
We were bathing in a tide pool, when an osprey dropped his lunch. We wandered over to the base of the cliff and this puffer was the unfortunate, discarded meal.
You never know what will turn up at the beach....
So please stand by for many more calm and balmy Playa Corona posts!
And this week, over at The Chorus of the Crows,
I'm splintering open my travel log. And all that happened there...
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