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Bullitt · 05-19-2007, 10:36 AM

Here are some more random shots that I couldn't help but post:

Local neighborhood. Complete with shoes tied together and strung over the power lines

Lil local kid

F'ing roosters and chickens were everywhere. The roosters acted like dogs.. they crowed to each other at night at unGodly hours like a couple dogs barking back and forth. And when you would pass one while walking down the road it would crow at you for getting too close to its territory.

Construction day.. 90% humidity and 105 degrees when the sun was out.. 100% and 85-90 otherwise.

Goofing around

Fruit was everywhere. Mangos, bananas, pineapples, these wierd little ones that came in bunches, looked like miniature limes but had an orange-ish fruit inside

You tried to avoid these little sonsabitches as best you could.. but chance eventually caught up to you.

Sad

View of Paso Blanco at night. This is where we were building the pavilion for the children feeding program. It's an old slave community that has never broken out of the cycle of poverty.

More ruins of Old Panama

And some more of the canal/lock

05-19-2007, 10:36 AM	#2
Bullitt This is a fully functional babe lair Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Akron, OH Posts: 2,324	Here are some more random shots that I couldn't help but post: Local neighborhood. Complete with shoes tied together and strung over the power lines Lil local kid F'ing roosters and chickens were everywhere. The roosters acted like dogs.. they crowed to each other at night at unGodly hours like a couple dogs barking back and forth. And when you would pass one while walking down the road it would crow at you for getting too close to its territory. Construction day.. 90% humidity and 105 degrees when the sun was out.. 100% and 85-90 otherwise. Goofing around Fruit was everywhere. Mangos, bananas, pineapples, these wierd little ones that came in bunches, looked like miniature limes but had an orange-ish fruit inside You tried to avoid these little sonsabitches as best you could.. but chance eventually caught up to you. Sad View of Paso Blanco at night. This is where we were building the pavilion for the children feeding program. It's an old slave community that has never broken out of the cycle of poverty. More ruins of Old Panama And some more of the canal/lock __________________ Kiss my white Irish ass.